MahaMetro has issued a public warning against fraudulent job offers being circulated in the name of Nagpur Metro. According to the alert, fraudsters are allegedly using fake websites, misleading emails, and forged appointment letters to cheat job seekers and demand money in exchange for employment.

The warning highlights that some fake offers are being issued using the name or signature of Metro officials, creating confusion among applicants. MahaMetro has clearly stated that all recruitment-related information should be verified only through official MahaMetro channels.

MahaMetro has also clarified that no job can be obtained through unofficial sources, recommendations, or payment of fees. The organization does not charge any money at any stage of the recruitment process.

In connection with the matter, MahaMetro has registered an FIR at Bajaj Nagar Police Station. A complaint has also been filed with the Cyber Cell and forwarded to Sonegaon Police Station for further action.

Job seekers have been advised to stay alert, avoid sharing personal details or money with suspicious sources, and report any fraudulent activity immediately to help maintain a safe and transparent recruitment system.