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Fake CV Earns Man VP Role with ₹2.8 Lakh Salary in Gwalior
A man in Gwalior landed a Vice President role with a salary of ₹2.8 lakh using a fake CV. This incident highlights the risks of fraudulent job applications and the need for thorough background checks. The individual presented three counterfeit certificates to secure the senior position, raising concerns about hiring practices in the corporate sector.
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"Lying on a CV for a high-paying job? That's a bold move!"
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