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Beware if you receive this email for job interview at IndiGo, you could be getting cheated

IndiGo also posted a link to their 'careers' page to ensure that people get the right information pertaining to job openings. 

A Twitter user named Amruta Mirwankar posted a letter that she had received from IndiGo Airlines regarding a job interview. She posted a screenshot of the SMS she received from a number BR-060000 confirming that she had been shortlisted for a job interview with IndiGo Airlines. She also posted an email she received confirming her job interview. The letter had the logo of IndiGo Airlines which she suspected to be fake.


In the job letter from IndiGo which she suspected to be fake, Amruta was asked for pay Rs. 2,500 as refundable deposit. She tagged Mumbai Police and IndiGo Airlines to her tweet for clarification wondering if the letter is a fraud.

IndiGo Airlines responded to Amruta confirming that the confirmation of job interview, that is, the letter and the SMS is indeed a fake and that IndiGo had not asked people to pay Rs. 2,500 as a deposit.

IndiGo said, “Hi! Please be informed that this is not issued by the company”.


IndiGo also posted a link to their ‘careers’ page to ensure that people get the right information pertaining to job openings.

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