Key Points

The Ministry of Labour and Employment has issued a warning about fraudulent websites impersonating government recruitment portals. These fake sites are illegally collecting job applications and personal information while posing as official government undertakings. PIB Fact Check has confirmed that these websites have no association with the ministry or its schemes. Citizens are advised to only use the authentic PM Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana portals for legitimate job registrations.

Key Points: Govt Warns Against Fake PM Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana Job Websites

  • Ministry identifies two fake websites viksitbharatrozgaryojana.org and pmviksitbharatrozgaryojana.com
  • Warns citizens not to share personal information or make payments
  • PIB Fact Check confirms these portals have no government association
  • Provides authentic PM Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana portal links for verification
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Govt warns against fake websites posting jobs, receiving applications

Ministry of Labour alerts citizens about fraudulent recruitment portals impersonating government schemes. Learn how to identify and report fake job websites.

"A website is falsely claiming to recruit for various positions across India, portraying itself as an organisation affiliated with the Ministry of Labour & Employment - PIB Fact Check"

New Delhi, Sep 3

The Ministry of Labour and Employment on Wednesday warned citizens about two websites posting and inviting job applications posing as undertakings of the Central government.

"It has come to the notice of the Ministry of Labour & Employment that certain websites like https://viksitbharatrozgaryojana.org/ and https://pmviksitbharatrozgaryojana.com/ are falsely claiming to be undertakings of the Government of India and allegedly inviting applications for recruitment at pan-India locations under the name of the Ministry," the ministry said in a statement.

It has denied any association with these websites or their activities and advised citizens not to share any personal information, engage with, or make any payments through such portals.

PIB Fact Check, the fact-checking unit of Press Information Bureau (PIB), also labelled 'viksitbharatrozgaryojna.org' a fake portal, denying it has any association with the Ministry of Labour and Employment.

"A website (https://viksitbharatrozgaryojana.org) is falsely claiming to recruit for various positions across India, portraying itself as an organisation affiliated with the Ministry of Labour & Employment (@LabourMinistry)," PIB Fact Check said in a post on X.

According to the ministry, the Pradhan Mantri Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana portal, which facilitates registrations under the Pradhan Mantri Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his 12th Independence Day address, went live in August.

"For authentic information and services under the scheme, employers can visit Pradhan Mantri Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana portal (https://pmvbry.epfindia.gov.in or https://pmvbry.labour.gov.in) and complete the one-time registration process," it said.

The Ministry of Labour & Employment advised all citizens, employers, and stakeholders to remain vigilant against fraudulent websites and false recruitment claims.

PIB Fact Check urged citizens to visit Pradhan Mantri Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana, visit: https://pmvbry.epfindia.gov.in or https://pmvbry.labour.gov.in for official information.

Citizens can complain such suspected cyber crimes on https://cybercrime.gov.in.

- IANS

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Priya S
My cousin almost fell for this last week! They were asking for ₹500 registration fee. Thank you for this warning. People should share this with their family groups.
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Michael C
The government should also work on taking down these fake websites quickly. Just warning isn't enough when they're still active and scamming people.
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Ananya R
These scammers are so clever with domain names. Looks almost genuine. Elderly people and those not tech-savvy need extra caution. Good initiative by PIB Fact Check! 👍
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Suresh O
Why doesn't government create a simple SMS alert system for such scams? Many people in villages don't check news websites regularly.
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Neha E
Shared this with my college WhatsApp group. So many final year students are desperately looking for jobs and might fall prey to such scams. Stay safe everyone! 💻

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