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🔪 Bengaluru Lecturer Murdered by Friend in ₹15 Lakh Job Scam

Bengaluru lecturer murdered by friend over fake London job scam worth ₹15 lakh.

🔪 Bengaluru Lecturer Murdered by Friend in ₹15 Lakh Job Scam

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In a chilling incident that has shocked the city, a college lecturer in Bengaluru was allegedly murdered by his friend, who had earlier cheated him out of ₹15 lakh on the pretext of securing a job in London. The victim had reportedly been pressuring the accused for a refund, which led to the crime.

The accused confessed to murdering his friend to avoid repaying the money, police said.

🔍 What Happened?

The victim, a lecturer in his early 30s, had given ₹15 lakh to his friend over several months.

The friend promised to arrange a teaching job in London, citing international contacts.

When the job never materialized, the lecturer demanded his money back.

Unable to repay, the accused allegedly planned and executed the murder to cover up the fraud.

🚓 Police Investigation & Arrest

Bengaluru Police tracked down the accused within days. Evidence from CCTV footage, call records, and a confession led to his arrest. Authorities are now investigating if others were involved in similar scams.

⚠️ Job Scam Red Flags

This tragic incident serves as a reminder to:

Always verify overseas job offers through official channels.

Be cautious of large cash transactions without legal documentation.

Report suspicious job agents or intermediaries to the authorities.

❓FAQs

Q1. Who was the victim in the Bengaluru lecturer murder case?
The victim was a college lecturer who was duped by his friend in a fake overseas job scam.

Q2. Why was the lecturer murdered?
He was allegedly killed by his friend after demanding the return of ₹15 lakh paid for a fake London job offer.

Q3. Has the accused been arrested?
Yes, Bengaluru Police have arrested the accused, who reportedly confessed to the crime.

Q4. How can people avoid such job scams?
Verify all job offers through official government portals or company HR, and avoid giving large sums without legal contracts.

published on 30 june

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