“Goa Job Scam Exposed: Pooja Naik’s Elaborate Deception Unravels, Crime Branch Reveals Shocking Findings”
The Crime Branch has busted a brazen job scam orchestrated by Pooja Naik, who falsely claimed that sxcenior government officials were involved in a massive job-for-cash racket. The investigation has revealed that Naik’s allegations were a complete fabrication, designed to dupe innocent job aspirants.
According to the enquiry report, Naik never worked at the MGP office as she claimed, and the infamous diary containing the names of 613 job aspirants was non-existent. The alleged “private office” at Porvorim was found to be a rented student flat, with no link to any official entity.
Further investigation revealed that Naik’s mobile phone, which she claimed held incriminating evidence, had been formatted and sold in Uttar Pradesh. However, financial scrutiny revealed a staggering ₹8.06 crore worth of transactions in Naik’s bank accounts, her husband’s, and daughters’ accounts between 2019-2024.
The Crime Branch has unearthed assets worth crores, including luxury cars, JCBs, and high-value jewellery, allegedly purchased from the money collected from job aspirants. Naik has a history of involvement in similar scams, with multiple criminal and cheque-bounce cases registered against her in Goa.
The investigation has concluded that Naik misled the public and collected money from innocent candidates under false pretenses. The Crime Branch is now exploring legal options to recover the duped funds and has appealed to the victims to come forward and register their complaints.
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