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[–] rozodru@pie.andmc.ca 6 points 8 hours ago (1 children)

you're 100% correct and I feel bad for those people but you know the saying "a few bad apples spoil the lot"

India has an ENTIRE industry whose sole purpose is to fake academic records and assist people in faking their student visa applications. That's on the Indian government that STILL hasn't cracked down on it similar to how they don't crack down heavily on online and phone scamming of western nations. So individuals who are seeking a better life outside of India need to first fix what's going on at home. And make no mistake it's not just fake visas and scamming there's also an entire outsourcing industry that they had propped up full of unqualified developers and engineers that western companies once outsourced to.

India, in more ways than one, needs to get their shit together in several ways be it culturally, financially, and politically. When the majority of the west looks at India and instantly thinks "scammers" that's not a good look. that does not build trust. And the hard working honest people of India suffer for it.

[–] CanadaPlus@lemmy.sdf.org 1 points 3 hours ago* (last edited 3 hours ago)

And shouldn't it be on us to check if a given document is bullshit? I mean, you could write a fake acceptance letter here too.

The article doesn't even say that's not what's happening, although the headline makes it sound pre-emptive.