In the name of cheating in the name of foreign employment and education, even the Balen government could not shut down!
Kathmandu. Recently, the number of people going for foreign employment has increased rapidly. As there is not enough employment in the country, foreign employment has become the mainstay of Nepalese. However, fraud in the name of foreign employment has become rampant. A gang of extorting and extorting money to fly abroad has become active.
However, the regulatory body seems to be unaware of this. Manpower and consultancy are running scams to send them abroad. Manpower has raised 3 to 6 lakh rupees saying that it will be sent to the Gulf countries including Malaysia. But when will it be sent abroad? Not finished. The complaints of the victims are that years have passed rather than today and tomorrow. They have taken the money and documents, even when they ask for it back, they don't give it. I apply from the end, they don't agree to give the money back. On the other hand, it is heard that consultancies charge from 10 to 40 million rupees for sending to Japan, Australia, Canada, Europe and other countries. However, the consultancy is also only doing the work of stalling.
The money has been taken but there is no way to send it. When you go to manpower and consultancy, you will not find any employees. They make different excuses and send it back. On the other hand, those who have taken loans and paid money are under stress. On the one hand, the debt has increased too much, on the other hand, we do not know if we will be able to go or not. Loans of Rs.5 to 30,000 of Rs.1 lakh per month have been given to consultancy and manpower. This scam of manpower and consultancy was there yesterday and is still going on today. Which concerned agencies have been unable to close. Most of the consultancy and manpower are not registered.
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