Chanda Pathak from Siddharth Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, shares that after realizing she had been scammed, she reported the incident to the police. She was advised to file an FIR and lodge a cyber crime complaint, but due to delays and heavy crowds at the cyber cell, the process could not be completed. She encourages others to report such frauds promptly and remain cautious of fake job offers that demand money.
Chanda Pathak from Siddharth Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, shares her experience of being cheated in a fake Forest Department recruitment scam. Fraudsters falsely claimed she had been selected for an SI post and repeatedly demanded money for processing and parcel charges, promising no further payments. Believing the claims, she transferred a total of ₹12,650, but the promised job never materialized, and the scammers stopped responding. She urges everyone to stay alert and never pay money for government job offers.
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The speaker explains that visually impaired individuals can access banking services like ATM cards and cheque books, and advises verifying bank rules and guidelines.
The speaker requests information about how many people have joined the platform and encourages making it stronger together.
The speaker urges awareness and demands higher pensions and waiver of electricity, water, and housing bills for disabled individuals due to financial difficulties.
The speaker emphasizes sharing complete and verified job-related information, including organization details, to help visually impaired people avoid confusion.
The speaker advises sharing only genuine and verified job information to help others avoid confusion and find real opportunities.
The speaker advises people to keep their UDID card, Aadhaar, medical certificate, and photos ready for upcoming disability-related processes.