BPSC Warns Aspirants of Scammers Demanding Fees for Merit List Inclusion

Recent reports indicate that candidates applying for the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) teacher recruitment are receiving fraudulent phone calls. Scammers are contacting candidates with fake promises to manipulate the merit list or ensure district selection in exchange for money. Here’s what you need to know:

Key Points:

• Fraudulent Calls: Candidates are being approached by scammers who claim they can secure a place in the merit list or influence district selection for a fee, ranging from Rs 40,000 to Rs 80,000.
• Personal Information: The fraudsters have access to personal details of the candidates, adding credibility to their deceit.
• BPSC Actions: The Bihar Public Service Commission has reported these fraudulent activities to the Economic Offences Unit of the Bihar police for investigation.
• Complaint Contact: Candidates can report such fraudulent calls or any suspicious activities related to job offers, exam qualifications, etc., to the BPSC through the mobile number 8986422296.
• Warning to Candidates and Parents: The BPSC has issued a warning to both candidates and their parents to remain vigilant against these scams. They emphasized that anyone who pays money to these scammers will face strict action, including potential bans from future exams and financial penalties for parents.
• Action Against Rumours: The commission has also warned against spreading false information or rumors. Individuals or organizations, including social media platforms and educational institutions, could face legal consequences if involved.

Protect Yourself:

• Verify Information: Always verify any job-related information through official BPSC channels.
• Avoid Payments: Do not make any payments to unknown sources promising special advantages or changes to the recruitment process.
• Report Suspicious Activity: Use the provided contact number to report any suspicious calls or messages immediately.