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Software Company Dupes Techies in Gachibowli

A Gachibowli-based software firm has shut shop duping its employees. The company has been identified as Puropale Creation & IT Solutions. 200 people are out of job without any prior warning.

The company lured techies saying it will give training and provide jobs. Money was taken from time to time from them. The employees shelled out Rs 2 lakh each.

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The now notorious company has a rather interesting intro about itself on their web page. It says Puropale was started in Irving, Texas in 2002. It claims to have started out as a small entity and grown into a global enterprise.

It claims it has around 3000 global consultants working across the world and that its services are provided from places across US, UK, Germany, Poland and India.

One of the employees speaking to media said that he, like others, was hired saying he will be given three months training and then assigned to projects. The employee said the first month went smoothly with 1 hour training class and work from home option. Laptops were also given, he shared.

However, in the second month, the salaries were not credited and the phones of higher-ups were switched off. Emails were also not answered. That’s when the employees got a doubt and coordinated through a whatsapp group and went to the office in Gachibowli. That’s when they came to know that the place was shut.

Once again, the techies fell for a bogus company.

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Sridhar Raavi

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