Victims File Complaint Against Nandana, Husband At Prajavani

Several victims from Telangana have alleged that UK-based YouTuber Rama Nandana and her husband J Madhukar cheated unsuspecting job seekers by promising them jobs and visas in the United Kingdom. 

The victims lodged complaints at the CM Prajavani programme recently held at Jyotirao Phule Praja Bhavan in Begumpet and narrated their ordeal to Gadwal Vijayalakshmi, Prajavani in-charge and Vice Chairperson of the State Planning Board, and to Vidyasagar, the Prajavani State Nodal Officer.

They also met Dr. Vinod Kumar, Ambassador and Chairman of the NRI Advisory Committee.



According to the victims, Nandana and Madhukar convinced them that the UK government had authorised their consultancy company to recruit employees. 

They allegedly targeted people who had travelled to the UK on student and visitor visas and whose visas were about to expire, promising to get them work visas. 

The victims allege that the couple collected between Rs 25 lakh and Rs 95 lakh from each person. They say the documents submitted by the consultancy were later found to be fake, and the UK government took severe action against several of the victims as a result.