The accused worked in a "fake" job placement agency in Vasundhra area here, police said.
The agency gave advertisements in newspapers to attract jobless youths, according to police.
Mukul Choudhary, a resident of Gokulpuri in Delhi, registered complaint against five persons - Simran, Intzar, Ankit, Ajay and Ikram - at Indirapuram police station.
Choudhary, a B.Tech from Dehradun, in his complaint alleged that the accused recently took Rs 2,500 from him to provide a job, but failed to keep their commitment.
"They had sent me different places for interviews, but could not secure a job for me and denied to return the money," he alleged.
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