The Hindu | 22 September 2018

Noticing an increase in the number of complaints related to the illegal overseas recruitment made by unauthorised recruitment agents, the police have started a checking drive in the district to verify the registration details of suspicious firms and recruitments they have made without following the guidelines of the Protector General of Emigrants (PGE). As part of the drive, one such firm that offered overseas education consultancy service and emigration support in the city was sealed by the Town Police here on Saturday.

The police say the recruiting agency was involved in the ‘illegal emigration’ of several candidates to various foreign countries for higher education and job without proper licence or registration from the PGE. Some of the incriminating documents proving the illegal recruitments made by the firm have been seized from its office, they add. Police sources say recruiting agents are legally bound to deposit a bank guarantee and registration fee under the Emigration Act for lawful operation, but many illegal players don’t follow this for financial gains. Also, a few ignore the mandatory renewal of registration and continue with the business as usual, the police say.

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