Son had gone to Dhanbad to earn money, became hostage of cyber thugs in the forests of Myanmar:

News India Live, Digital Desk: Today we are going to tell you a news which will not only make you sad but will also make you cautious. We all want the children of our family to get education and get a good job and if possible, go abroad. But sometimes this ‘dream of going abroad’ becomes a nightmare for the entire family.

coal city of jharkhand Dhanbad These days a mountain of troubles has fallen upon a family. His beloved son, who had left home in search of a good job, is today thousands of kilometers away. Myanmar I am trapped in the clutches of cyber criminals.

What is the whole matter? (The Trap of Fake Jobs)
The story is the same old – the fallacy of ‘good job and big salary’. This young man from Dhanbad had gone abroad to do a job in the IT sector through an agent. He thought he would work in Thailand or some big city. But as soon as he reached there, he was fraudulently taken to the Myanmar border and handed over to a cyber crime gang.

What is happening there? (Living Hell)
The young man somehow contacted his house secretly and the story he told would break anyone’s heart. She told that she was forced there Cyber ​​Fraud It is being done. They are targeted to defraud people all over the world, especially Indians.

• If he refuses to work, he Is beaten brutally.
• He is not given proper food to eat and is kept hostage in a room.

Mother’s pitiful cry
Here in Dhanbad, his old mother is in bad condition and crying. Holding her son’s photo close to her chest, she is just repeating the same thing – “Government, bring my son back.”
The family appealed to the Government of India and Ministry of External Affairs Have requested for help. He has appealed to PM Modi to free his son from the clutches of those cruel people and bring him back to his country.

this is a warning
Friends, this is not just the story of a boy from Dhanbad. Hundreds of Indian youth are trapped in these ‘fake call centres’ running in countries like Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos. The agents take them there by pretending to do ‘data entry’ or ‘customer support’ work. ‘Cyber ​​Slavery’ That means they force slavery.

If you or any of your friends get a job offer from abroad whose salary is very high and the agent seems suspicious, then please! Think a hundred times before going. For now, we pray that this son of Dhanbad returns safely to his mother soon.