TGSRTC warns job aspirants against recruitment frauds, fake job promises

TGSRTC Managing Director Y Nagi Reddy has warned job aspirants against fraudsters offering employment in exchange for money. Emphasising merit-based recruitment, he urged candidates to rely only on official channels and cautioned that strict action would be taken against offenders.

Hyderabad: With the recent recruitment notifications expected to attract thousands of aspirants, Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) Managing Director Y Nagi Reddy has cautioned unemployed youth against falling prey to fraudsters promising jobs in the corporation.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, the Managing Director said that all RTC recruitments are conducted in a transparent manner and only through the authorised recruitment process under the Police Recruitment Board.

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He warned job aspirants not to trust middlemen, brokers, or individuals claiming they can secure RTC jobs in exchange for money.

“Talent is your investment and hard work is your path to employment. Do not take shortcuts that could jeopardize your future. Prepare sincerely and earn jobs on merit,” he said.

Nagi Reddy also warned that strict criminal action will be taken against those cheating innocent job aspirants by offering fake appointments or collecting money in the name of recruitment.

TGSRTC urged aspirants to remain vigilant and rely only on official recruitment notifications and channels for job-related information.