Girls made hostage by pretending to job.
Girls were taken hostage by pretending to have a government job in Durg district of Chhattisgarh. Marketing work was done by them, but salary was not given. 5-10 girls of the company used to tell them to implicate boys on Facebook-Estagram, call in company,
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According to the information, the company’s name is Goodve Fashion Private Limited. Which marks cosmetic and fabric. Around 150 to 200 girls from different districts have been held hostage in Borsi’s Kadam Plaza. All the girls reached the company through each other.
The victim girls allege that they were called for a job with a salary of 25 to 30 thousand rupees, then taken hostage. The mobiles were snatched, not allowed to talk to the housemates and at midnight, the boys were pressurized to trap through social media.
Do 5- 10 girls of the company do this. Fed up with their harassment, the girl from Bhanupratappur was going to commit suicide. But the rest of the girls stopped him. However, the police has started investigation on the complaint of the victims in this case.
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The job gave training to girls as well as boys in the name.
During the training, Bajrang Dal workers reached the spot and created a ruckus.
Police along with Bajrang Dal also reached the spot.
This is how the case was revealed?
Actually, the girl living in Bhanupratappur somehow informed her parents about the matter. He informed RSS worker Ravindra Jain, who lives in Kanker,. He contacted Ratan Yadav, the province convenor of Bajrang Dal of Durg.
Here, the girl’s parents also reached the fort on the day of Vijayadashami. He took the daughter and 4 other girls to Ratan Yadav on the pretext of showing Dussehra and told the whole thing.
Case filed against 7
After this, on October 3, Bajrang Dal workers reached the company and created a ruckus. Police have registered a case against 7 people in the case. Which includes the names of Rambhosh Sahu, Satyam Patel, Sahil Kashyap, Saurabh Chaudhary, Rahul Saundhiya, Vedprakash Shastri and Sadhana Patel.
The company was being run in the name of Goodve Fashion.
One victim told that she was assured by the senior of the company that there was no need for education, the future would be made from work here. But as soon as training started, an attempt was made to change the entire mindset within four days.
On the fifth day, pressure in the name of interview (approval) was pressurized that new boys should also get the payment. The victim said that no one in the company would have to do really work, but everyone has to get more people like themselves.
Used to ask for Rs 46,000 in the name of job
Another victim said that he was sought a training fee of Rs 3000 and later pressure was made to deposit Rs 46,000. The housemates had to lie that the government had got job and would have to pay in the name of license and nominee. He was monitored all the time in the company. Even going to the washroom or gold was monitored.
The victim said that we were told to implicate boys on Facebook-Estagram, call them in the company. If we talk about going home, he would have threatened that you will tell the family that you have a boyfriend.
Food was also not given on time. According to the girls, a little food was available in the morning and night and till 2-3 pm, boys were forced to chat on social media.
These girls reached Bajrang with a complaint.
Neither studying, no job, bus chain game- victim
Another victim said about the reality within the company- there is no such thing as studies or jobs here. We are repeatedly told what you will do with a degree, you will remain unemployed. Actually all this is only a game of making money chains.
Bajrang Dal sent 5 victims to the police station
Ratan Yadav of Bajrang Dal, Ravi Nigam and Jyoti Sharma jointly stated that five victims had come to them for help. He said that 100-150 boys and girls have been held hostage in an office called Goodve Fashion Private Limited of Borsi’s Kadam Plaza.
Most of these children have come from Vananchal region as well as other states. Fed up with their harassment, a girl was going to commit suicide, with her four more girls today have come here to file a complaint with police stations.
Bajrang Dal activist Jyoti Sharma said that he was given a handful of rice to eat.
Girls implicated by luring government jobs
Bajrang Dal activist Jyoti Sharma said that yesterday we had five girls. Those girls were called here in the name of government jobs. Here these girls were kept hostage. They were not even allowed to talk to the family members. At the day and night, girls were given a handful of rice to eat.
These girls were pressurized at 2 pm and pressurized on Facebook and Instagram to talk to boys. On behalf of the company, the girls were told that they will get to leave from here only when they will call other girls here.
The victim’s father said-47 thousand rupees, now even money is not available, daughter also got stuck
Debt to get a job to daughter
The father of Dhamtari’s victim said that our children were joined in a private company by pretending to have jobs. He told that my daughter came to know about this company through her friend.
After this my daughter also came here. The company first took three thousand rupees in the name of training. After training, it was said that the company would have to pay, according to that it will get 15 thousand rupees payment.
He said that after coming to the pretense of these things, I had given Rs 47 thousand cash to the daughter by taking money at five percent interest. Payment is also not being received after giving money. For the last seven months, I am being rotated in the name of payment.
The company has stranded around 150 to 200 children in Borsi. There is a demand from the Superintendent of Police that the money deposited in the company should be returned. Also, get rid of the children trapped there.
Investigation of case continues- CSP
On the matter, Durg CSP Harshit Meher said that the Padmanabhpur police has received a written complaint from the victim girls. Initial investigation has revealed that the company charges more than Rs 20,000 from the youth in the name of job and pressurizes them to add new people.
The police have registered a case against 7. The case is being investigated. Further action will be taken based on whatever facts are revealed.