Indian police book 13 travel agents for defrauding city residents, The Times of India reported.
Travel agents promised the clients to help with getting visa and work permit in many countries, including Armenia.
One of the victims said he and his two relatives paid the travel agent $6,000 for sending them to Armenia on work permit. However, “after we reached Armenia, the accused also took 4,500 dollars from us, but failed to arrange jobs for us”, he said.
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