A probe has been launched into the complaints by the victims after the matter came to light as they went to the Secretariat along with the "appointment letters" provided by the culprits and showed it to senior officials of different departments, police said.
"The senior officials informed that no such recruitment drive had been conducted and found that the appointment letters were fake. Later, they approached the Hyderabad Police Commissioner seeking to probe the matter," a senior police officer of Central Crime Station (CCS) said.
CCS Police refused to divulge much details about the accused were nabbed and their names saying the matter was under investigation.
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