📌 Quick Summary : Chandigarh Immigration Fraud News
- Three immigration fraud cases registered in Chandigarh
- Victims allegedly cheated of nearly ₹55 lakh
- Two FIRs linked to Sector-26 consultancy
- Work visa and overseas travel promises used to collect money
- Police begin investigation against multiple accused
- Cases registered in Sector-26 and Sector-3 police stations
🇮🇳 Chandigarh Immigration Fraud News 2026
Fresh immigration fraud cases have surfaced in Chandigarh, where three complainants allegedly lost nearly:
💸 ₹55 lakh
in the name of:
- Foreign visas
- Overseas jobs
- International travel opportunities
Police from different stations in Chandigarh have now registered separate FIRs and started investigations into the alleged scams.
🏢 Two Cases Linked to Sector-26 Consultancy
According to police reports:
Two separate cases were registered at:
- Sector-26 Police Station
against:
- Yuvraj Sobti
- Harneet Walia
who are allegedly associated with:
- True Way Consultants
located in:
- Chandigarh Sector-26.
💸 Yamuna Nagar Victim Allegedly Cheated of ₹20.34 Lakh
The first complaint was filed by:
- Deepak Chaudhary
resident of:
- Yamuna Nagar
The complainant alleged that:
- The accused promised visa assistance
- Large payments were collected
- Overseas processing assurances were given
Police said the alleged fraud amount was:
💰 ₹20.34 lakh
💰 Nayagaon Woman Claims ₹18.38 Lakh Fraud
In another case:
Complaint was filed by:
- Babita
resident of:
- Nayagaon
The FIR alleges:
- Visa processing promises were made
- Money was collected in stages
- Overseas travel assurances were given
Police said the complainant allegedly lost:
💰 ₹18.38 lakh
🏢 Sky Academy Immigration Also Booked
A third immigration fraud case was registered at:
- Sector-3 Police Station
against:
- Rahul Narwal
- Kiran Bala
- Ravi Narwal
associated with:
- Sky Academy Immigration
located in:
- Sector-9C, Chandigarh
✈️ Karnal Victim Allegedly Duped in Work Visa Scam
The complaint was filed by:
- Ravi Verma
resident of:
- Karnal
According to the FIR:
- The accused allegedly promised overseas work visa arrangements
- Large payments were allegedly collected
- Foreign job assurances were provided
Police said the alleged fraud amount was:
💰 ₹16.25 lakh
🚔 Police Investigation Underway
Police officials confirmed:
✔ Separate FIRs have been registered
✔ Investigation has started in all three cases
Authorities are expected to examine:
- Financial transactions
- Immigration records
- Visa documentation
- Company operations
- Communication between accused and victims
🧠 What This Means
The Chandigarh cases highlight the continued rise of:
- Fake visa consultancies
- Overseas work permit scams
- Immigration fraud targeting unemployed youth and families
🚨 Common Fraud Warning Signs:
- Guaranteed visa promises
- Huge advance payments
- Delayed processing excuses
- Lack of transparent documentation
- Pressure to transfer money quickly
📌 Important Advice:
- Verify immigration licences independently
- Confirm visa status through official embassy systems
- Avoid paying large cash amounts without legal agreements
- Research consultancy background before submitting passports
❓ FAQs : Chandigarh Immigration Fraud News
1. How much money was allegedly cheated in Chandigarh Immigration Fraud News?
Victims allegedly lost around ₹55 lakh in three separate immigration fraud cases.
2. Which consultancies were named in Chandigarh Immigration Fraud News?
True Way Consultants and Sky Academy Immigration were named in FIRs.
3. Which police stations registered the cases in Chandigarh Immigration Fraud News?
Sector-26 and Sector-3 police stations registered the FIRs.
4. What type of fraud was alleged in Chandigarh Immigration Fraud News?
Victims alleged cheating in the name of visas, overseas jobs and foreign travel.
5. Is police investigation ongoing?
Yes. Police have started investigations into all three cases.
🧾 Final Thoughts On Chandigarh Immigration Fraud News
The latest Chandigarh Immigration Fraud News once again show how fake overseas promises continue trapping families and job seekers across North India.
👉 Experts advise applicants to thoroughly verify every immigration process and consultancy before making payments.
Source : Amar Ujala
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