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A hiring post linked to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has gone viral on LinkedIn, with several users flagging it as a potential “data farming” trap. The post advertises a Social Media Manager role at the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) in Delhi,

Abhinav Kale’s viral post slams LinkedIn for not verifying jobs, jokingly naming himself CTO of X to prove anyone can fake a high-profile role.

In a LinkedIn post, Dr Kavita K, a professor at Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi, wrote about the difficulty of saying goodbye to students at the end of each semester.

A LinkedIn post for a Social Media Manager role at I4C under the Ministry of Home Affairs has gone viral for offering Rs 1.2 lakh a month for just three years of experience.