Indian student's Reddit confession goes horribly wrong

An Indian student in the US was deported after he did this…
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[@utubesanjay]

He had all the traits of a successful politician.

[@simplyme798]

😂

[@ExMuslimProphetMuhammad]

I would have said successful spy; but like politicians he don't know how to keep low.

[@sumuqh]

He still has

[@VrickzGamer]

🤣🤣🤣

[@SD-he3sq]

His biggest fraud is yet to come

[@dailydosedoggytube4139]

Bro had one job.

[@Vikrum_]

🤡

[@YOLOjst1s]

To cheat the system? Bharat ne brashtachari bache pale hei?

[@kartikagarwal8695]

@@Hamza-ny7rx Don't raise your temperature bro, you might just go BOOM.

[@navaneeths8005]

Exactly.

[@Sreerags5959]

​@@YOLOjst1s It's a joke. Chill.

[@sunrocketz6489]

Bro outsmarted the system then outdumbed himself.

[@rakeyshchauhan863]

He was dumber than himself but smarter than others 😂😂😂

[@AliOll-es6mh]

That's what happens

[@aceman00ify]

lol outdumbed.

[@blazingstar9638]

Lol

[@ElenaShares]

Well said

[@AI_Bot_Creator]

This was his another plan to come back to India without paying back $85k.

[@PoeticLoad]

😂😂

[@topgod4889]

legend 🤣🤣

[@tanushreemaji3098]

Right😂😂

[@Kanhaa_124]

Nope he was on scholarship he need not to pay that

[@lakshyasangtani5485]

😂😂

[@musicalvibes1932]

These are the types of fraud you should tell your grand kids not flex on reddit😭

[@Manny-uf1hq]

why? To make your grandkids grow cheaters like you? If I ever cheat, I would never ever suggest anyone else to cheat in my life.

[@IqbalIqbal-kx9pf]

Indians with their scammer genes defending that guy

[@mono1393]

He wasn't flexing he was feeling weird/scared or bad

[@yomamasohot6411]

​@@mono1393 ghanta scared. Detailed plan banaya ki dusre log bhi sikh sake.

[@BSCSTUDY-rk8gm]

Absolutely ​@@yomamasohot6411

[@anugrahshrivastava1809]

Bro thinks that he is ' Catch me if you Can' Main protagonist 😂😂

[@Sushant-ot1fp]

Fr😂😂

[@alkasoli4002]

😅

[@devendrasamant8832]

bro succeeded, he just had one job left! keeping his mouth shut

[@Hamza-ny7rx]

why you guys so good at scamming people, like tech scam ?

[@aniruddhamungekar8663]

​@@Hamza-ny7rx mostly pakistani people are good at scamming people. People in pakistan make scam calls in India and throughout the world. Obviously a country whose economy is drowning will have to resort to things like this.

[@itsm3dud39]

Bro has no enemies he himself is his enemy

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

It’s the new trend, self snitching. Did you see the two young scholars who recorded themselves stealing a car and running down people? People are so stupid today

[@neXus-docu]

@@itsm3dud39 it must have been subconscious acting so as to stop him from doing anymore crimes. Anyways I have made a documentary on it. Do check it out

[@neXus-docu]

I have made a documentary regarding this. Do watch it

[@OneAndOnlyOmar]

@@Catherine.Dorian.most recent event is that stupid teen who derailed a train for views

[@Bhaswatiification]

He deprived someone who genuinely needed the scholarship. He should have got a jail sentence.

[@scroll.withmohit]

No

[@jeretso]

Yes even a short sentence would discourage scammers. Now scammers learn not to brag and stash some money just in case they get caught haha

[@MasculineBits]

DO NOT REDEEEEEEEEEEMM

[@berylliumdotaep]

he has been in prison

[@ThatBrahmanGuy]

Wtf such psycho u are ms.

[@rushikeshgadewar3155]

Bro is Biggest enemy of himself

[@dibyarajdutta]

bro single handedly built and destroyed his own carreer

[@cosmoray9750]

Anand is currently working at one of those Scam Call Center. He'll be their manage in no time.

[@anupamraj3922]

plus lol the kid of 19 age was so jealous that he exposed him

[@cartoons__for__kids_Hindi]

​@@anupamraj3922yes, he was crying that he needed to study while that guy didn't. Can't even see their own kind succeed.

[@Painted-Realitee]

@@cartoons__for__kids_Hindi I'm curious, can we tell the same thing about Pooja's case

[@SimerjeetSingh]

Very generous of the university to not press charges and send him to jail

[@AbrahamJunaid]

Arguably "too" generous. But, I believe, they partly benefited from him exposing the loopholes in the system.

[@alizabeth7590]

it was a plea deal

[@gurpreetkakkar]

13 links connected to youtube channel, even motivational speaker should be in jail. No job blabbers

[@jeretso]

Soft on crime policies encourage more scammers and makes life harder for everyone. He was caught only because he wanted to brag and go viral. Many more out there copying his system.

[@naveelkabir219]

@@jeretso The student did not intend to brag but to express remorse through the Reddit post. The just circumstances were accrued as a consequence.

[@lantherpagdi]

If I hadnt opened this video after seeing the thumbnail I would've thought you were that student

[@hermensonsantana3090]

Facts

[@xObserver]

Same thoughts

[@tsotsoogloria5044]

For real🤣

[@spirituser7354]

"He was not interested in studying a lot" Mf was born as a lawyer😂😂😂😂

[@raokamal8299]

Lawyers study a lot , you naive soul.

[@DRONAPRATAPSINGHTAWARTAWAR]

Nice Hercules Herakles pfp By The way

[@The-Great-Brindian]

lol

[@DRONAPRATAPSINGHTAWARTAWAR]

@@The-Great-Brindian Half British Half Indian By race or By Nationality?

[@hnyleo14]

This dude honestly is talented in so many positions, lawyer, def a politician but he decided to mess it all up. Be quite, get your degree, go back home

[@debasishraychawdhuri]

He took advantage of the good heart of the American University to extend their help to a financially struggling student. Absolutely abhorrent behaviour.

[@shahanshahpolonium]

i agre

[@yowaddup5649]

Yeah, offering to pay everything all the way upto his food costs shows an extreme level of faith and trust they had on this dumbass. What a crying shame.

[@ishaanms9194]

good heart that too American University😂😂😂

[@jimmoriarty4530]

Good heart 😂

[@starlightanyaaaaa]

Oh you’re a sweet summer child to think that. The Americans would’ve punished him severely should he have extended his stay. It was a well orchestrated plan to get out without facing any charges

[@Gareenify]

He violated the 1st rule of the internet: Giving out crucial information in a non-anonymous site.

[@VanCough]

Reddit is anonymous. He got caught because the information he had revealed on Reddit made him lose his anonymity

[@Hustler_00]

He gave info about his university 😂😂😂 What an dummy!​@@VanCough

[@pmc9194]

@@VanCough

[@globalcitizenn]

@@Hustler_00 He didn’t.. the other jealous Indian student went to his page and saw other comments/profile to figure out the university

[@pokechannel9758]

​@@globalcitizenndude what the heck do you mean by jealous!? What he did was totally wrong so the students were angry and not jealous.

[@Axashx]

The way some of these comments blame the moderator is actually disgusting. Moderators intentions aside, there are so many hardworking, smart students in poverty who really deserved that position. The matter of fact is the guy did not even study after getting into college. University is not for you if you don’t want to study. The guy brought disgrace to his country. His “talents” could’ve been used elsewhere perhaps even for good. He suffered the consequences of his own stupidity.

[@kenonerboy]

The world doesn't give u what you deserve. Just take another look at who sits at the top.

[@ksdnsdkumar1375]

Mexicans: We can cross borders without passports. Indians: Hold my study certificates.

[@189Blake]

Mexicans don’t cross the border anymore. If anything it’s the other way around because the USA is fucked up these days. But for Americans everything coming from the south are “Mexicans”

[@sohamghosh533]

now he'll regret his entire life why the fk he posted that on reddit

[@eyeofthepyramid2596]

i think he has no regrets, he only regretted that he scammed. I think he's going to be a good person later

[@omkar9783]

I think he was bragging

[@xavier1404]

Should not hve mentiones the college name

[@bladman9700]

@@eyeofthepyramid2596 there isnt any regret bs whatsoever, he just wanted the attention, that's all about it.

[@Alan.bruhhhhh]

@@bladman9700 nah he had guilt in him. he wanted to share it with others because he realised his faults. he is gonna be a good human hereafter, i believe

[@adityakrishna2170]

They (college of U.S) are very kind enough to not take any legal action against him.

[@nvngamergirl2730]

For real.....

[@user-nj6ul1co2c]

Devmanus University India ki agar hoti toh vaat laga deti

[@Hamza-ny7rx]

they are kind people in U.S but people from your counrty scam them, look how many poor U.S citizen get tech scam< i think it is in the boold to scam people

[@abhishekgogoi4900]

But what about that motrfkr moderator... he is such a third wheel.. he shouldnt hv done that..

[@thesagerinnegan5898]

will he not face any consequences in india?

[@vigneshmohan1464]

Netflix will make a documentary on him and student will be Akshay kumar

[@kabirrautela9833]

Imagine how many people might have successfully pulled this off in the past. A ton of loopholes are still yet to be uncovered..

[@sabyasachitripathy6710]

Because of these guys we have an amazing reputation abroad

[@darunsampathkumar1412]

Ikr

[@rg023]

Sssssshhhhhhhh. Aisa matt bolo. Some people will feel hurt.

[@Sunsun12279]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@GodofStories]

its balanced by all the good smart tech CEO's and other folks doing meaningful work but true a few bad apples always makes the bunch taste bad

[@user-ww2lc1yo9c]

He can still rip off Americans by working at one of those infamous call centers!

[@tango_gru]

Bro is flying back to India and then taking a taxi to Faridabad

[@sujitkumarsingh3200]

That is exactly what is wrong with these news channel. They just reveal identify of whistleblower without a second thought of possible consequences.

[@seratyuioprg]

LMAOO right. they're both the same age. He can fake being a student in the mod's college and make his life hell.

[@Afaf107]

Sounds like a movie script 😅

[@seratyuioprg]

@@Afaf107 enemies to lovers?/j 😂

[@avg_user-dd2yb]

Never tell anything to Indians.

[@cactus7802]

The University was really kind to him

[@apoorvajha4061]

the foreign university showed its leniency towards anand, but anand showed what it is like to be an indian and making us proud there...shameful

[@rally_chronicles]

You're ppl are scammers to the core. When you poop in the river and think it gives it magic powers

[@killgoretrout877]

lol this is 95 percent of Indian students cheating and lying

[@7verse]

Movies are always right, villain always reveals his plan at the last moment and loses to the hero😂😂

[@seratyuioprg]

omg zabardast observation skill 😂

[@AM-jx3zf]

daamn

[@shortzzz1728]

Are u watching too many movies like Anand 😂😂😂😂

[@amalrajpr6800]

😂

[@7verse]

@@shortzzz1728 😂😂

[@bhargavkalita2207]

The fact that he managed to do all that and survive until he posted this on reddit shows that your education your job your skills nothing matters if you know how to present yourself

[@ajam3086]

What to be a scammer and fraud?! That's a legacy you want?

[@indiansaudi93]

Well said

[@NiceDoneGreat]

​@@ajam3086To achieve blockbuster success in any field, you often face a choice between the right and wrong paths. The reality is that to achieve exceptional success, especially in areas like politics or business etc., you often need to manipulate feelings, convince others, or present partial truths. This isn't inherently wrong; many successful individuals in different fields do it. That guy chose a different way out, and while he may have made a mistake and felt guilty about it, it's important to remember that he's young. His mind is extraordinary, he thought out-of-box, differently, not like a experimental mass rat. He recognised his mistake and felt remorse this are signs of growth. In his context, his actions are understandable and part of his learning process. We must blame the system.

[@jay-vespertine]

+1

[@mr.equity1120]

@@NiceDoneGreatThose are very practical and appropriate words I can tell you are a person of knowledge and intelligence. I doubt your words will reach them though, by the way he expresses himself I can deduce that he is the type of person that will work to the bone very very hard all of his life, complain how unfair the world is and still die poor without success. He is too naive he thinks in white and black, the world is full of greys. He’s too idealistic and I say this because he completely missed the point the original commenter was trying to make. He just got personally offended at the mere suggestion that the system doesn’t work how it was intended and he ran to the keyboard to express his displeasure without thinking about the message.

[@ixamedia6572]

Insane how unaware he is of how resourceful he can be, and how much he could build by putting that energy and savviness in the right places.

[@zed4real]

People are calling him intelligent and making jokes about how he shouldn't have gotten caught where as they aren't thinking about how it affected Indian student's image and the university. Imagine getting scammed of 85k by a student who's not even intrested in studying and literally faked his own dad's death. None of the individuals who made jokes about this wouldn't like it if that happens to them. I'm so glad of the comments that are calling out his behavior as negative and how it affects us indians. And to the people who are calling anand "intelligent" if he was intelligent he would've studied and made his parents proud by being on the right path. Scamming an university and faking your dad's death isn't intelligence, he gained sympathy from the university and the university is still kind enough to let him go without charges. Because of anand, abroad countries got another reason to call indians scammers. Shame on you Anand.

[@sasukewithamoustache2300]

He wasn't intelligent but he was a smart manipulator tho the only mistake he did was to post on reddit

[@berylliumdotaep]

​@@sasukewithamoustache2300biggest lesson Indians are the biggest energy of themselves

[@dns515]

Even if every scammer from India stopped doing what they did, racists would still find a way to call us scammers people who did nothing wrong don’t ever pander to them. The more racism I see against desi people the more it drives me to their side even if they’re in the wrong

[@nehaagarwal7486]

I second this comment.

[@bryanm6080]

W comment. I’m noticing a massively wrong general trend in the replies to most comments here being on Anand’s side. Seems to me like the general moral compass seems to be lost amongst desis especially abroad with an attitude of it being ok to lie cheat steal because it’s America. Same ideology from what I see how my cousins ask me for Gibson guitars like they hand them out for free here and money grows on trees.

[@ritusharrmaa]

I feel like he made that post to gloat about his achievements and not because he felt guilty. He was smart enough to forge his documents but not smart enough to realise the reach of reddit. He should be glad he didn't end up in a jail over there.

[@Leto2ndAtreides]

If he has confidence, he can probably repeat the same fraud - maybe at a different country. Probably just needs to change his name.

[@rudramanipandey]

​@@Leto2ndAtreides he will do it. I believe. 2003 scam series have shown the same. Once a person starts scamming, the entire dopamine runs around it.

[@ZUBAZEESUGVIG]

Sounds like a sociopath

[@marlon7826]

@@thesabiqoon4178 20 years of jail is too harsh tho

[@rohankumarlal468]

I believe it was guilt

[@Marv3Lthe1]

From the thumbnail I thought you are that student. 😂

[@u_think_u_OP]

same Brat😂

[@gayatri555]

Same !

[@visweswarasarma6005]

Same

[@iamJro98]

Same 😂

[@Tedhi_Tails]

😂😂😂

[@JiggerzWithAttitude]

Lies and fraud...from India!? Nooooo... Who would have ever guessed 😂

[@rogera3232]

Its amazing how a poor person from india can get free university school in america, free flight, free food, free rent and offered $1500 a month job right away all without spending any money or working hard.

[@neXus-docu]

I made a documentary📼on it. Do check it out.

[@shortishperson]

It is amazing indeed because most of the time it is not possible. Students from India compete with each other for a 3-4% chance of getting into any college in America. Even once here, due to racism and heightism Indians get passed over for several jobs. Indians have no choice but to work super hard to get the best grades to get in on pure merit. Indians when they come to America, never help each other in careers because of our deep belief in merit. Luckily for us this means we also have a stereotype of Indians being hard workers and intelligent, which this kid obviously used this stereotype to his benefit. 😢

[@rajsharmaaaaaaaaaa]

Rule 1: Never tell your secrets.

[@ismartshivaa]

Rule 2: Never Forget Rule 1

[@NannoLove]

@@ismartshivaa Rule 3: Never forget rules 1 to 2

[@Syyedasif.]

Rule 4 : Nevev forget any rule

[@Yash-xe5ci]

Rule 5: never forget Rule 4

[@nelsonth]

Shouldn't it be to never do such a scam in the first place

[@rakshithreigns6617]

I am surprised beyond measures that the University didn't press charges against him and let him go. Lucky would be an understatement.

[@idrk1507]

Props to the university for being so kind, they must have taken into account that he's 'Young And Dumb' (af)

[@karthiknarayan5591]

He was to face 10-20 years in jail, but entered into a plea agreement with the university and was only deported as per the plea terms.

[@user-dc9oq2pr6v]

@@idrk1507 lol he's dumb but not stupid, it takes a very intelligent person to forge documents and lie to the extent that he has

[@aayushchandra275]

Well , What can you say the university was LeHigh( The High) always while checking the docs 😂😂 ??

[@avikde9631]

@@idrk1507 not kind they just didnt want this to go all over the news you do know that will also be a dent to their reputation

[@waqarmehdi4394]

If you think you are anonymous on the Internet, you are living in a fairyland.

[@ProIshaanPuri]

Because of people like we Indians have terrific reputation abroad.

[@ketandeswal4336]

Exactly! Already country is very poor and disgusting and these people make it horrible.

[@sxivam]

bro was watching Better Call Saul instead of studying.

[@ItsAryax]

bro became gustavo frin(iykyk)

[@syedmohammadqasim9364]

No no no slippin Jimmy brub

[@arvindhmani06]

Holy shit I was thinking exactly this 😂

[@xoy1148]

Frfr😭😭😭😭

[@kazoht4731]

@@ItsAryax nah he became nacho

[@rdm5547]

In india he will easily become ceo of scam call center.

[@briantravelman]

LOL! I was literally thinking the same thing

[@deep1983]

@@briantravelman he is street smart. i am sure he is least bothered about what happened and planning something sketchy again. He is going to be very successful . i can see that. may be he should be politics

[@rdm5547]

​@@deep1983 correct.. in india the person who can do most corruption is consider "smart".. people who follow rules and want to do good considered "dumb". in india most corrupt person becomes the most successful. the most corrupt also enters the politics. this is the mindset of majority of india. good people are minority in india.

[@martensit25]

He was about to become the final boss of the call center.

[@knowledge_success_money_power]

​@@rdm5547seems like you dont know india well. It isnt wise to judge a country of 1.5 billion based on a handful interactions. Im sure the "majority" u are talking about would max be a couple of hundreds u have bumped into.

[@Vijayhemmadiprakash]

He essentially made the system much tougher for genuinely deserving students.

[@bijoychandraroy]

Bro had a good game running, absolute bruh moment

[@jayp087]

Plot Twist: Anand framed his own deportation to escape from something bigger? The guy clearly is a genius and somehow this reddit story doesn’t fit the narrative.

[@Clarewillows]

This whole thing is straight outta movies😭 who knows what really happened, but im finding myself agreeing with you here!!

[@boltez6507]

He ain't no genius,just thought a little bit out of the box, applying to universities in US is no big deal,they mostly assess you on the basis of your application.

[@realracing3specter295]

i keep thinking the same, he knew it would be impossible to escape the jail time... and that from an insane country. i still cant believe they just let him go. so it was a win win situation for him. he escaped the years of curriculum in which he was not 'interested', he evaded loans, jail, and most importantly a really dark future.

[@boltez6507]

@@jayp087 He ain't no genius but is just a freakin fraud. He owes his life to the reddit mod,if he would be caught at a later stage he would be facing felony charges and the US is not like India in any respect,his life would have become hell. The reddit mod just saved his entire life ahead. The university literally pitied on him,they could have easily pressed charges on him,but since he was in the second year and had partially confessed to the wrong doings,they literally forgave him. He not only took the place of a deserving candidate but also ruined the trust of the university in Indian students. Congo to him the university would be now extremely cautious while reviewing Indian applications. Dude 12th boards are literally easy AF at least CBSE,he could have put in some work to get good grades in 12th and would have probably got accepted in few universities.

[@rohiitq]

He would've known the possibilty of getting arrested in US. I don't think he is a great genuine more like a frund, with a great comminucation skills.

[@anuranjnirmal]

Things like this will affect other Indian students. People who genuinely need scholarships and are not from a well to do family background. Now everyone will be doubted just because the Indian tag will be generalised

[@alkasoli4002]

True

[@vivek27789]

Harsh but true

[@mageshmac4716]

Already so many such Anands have gone there to US illegally. Open your eyes. Remember the IELTS scamfound in 2022 where still many Indian cheaters are yet to be caught ?

[@lnylth]

Ikr this will used against us, our people now

[@cosmopolitanape6969]

study on your own or in Indian colleges, don’t need to go to US for study!

[@maryamali3347]

Welcome to the Lok Sabha, son. Wishing you a bright future ahead.

[@realtripathi]

Anand why the heck you hit that post button man

[@Stark.......]

One fatal mistake: he mentioned his University name in that post.

[@lotuseater3287]

How could he be that dumb ?

[@looneyahh]

he did not mention the universitys name in his post obv. the subreddit moderator checked out his profile and his page showed that he was active a lot on a certain university's subreddit, that was the Lehigh University if im not wrong. the moderator contacted the univ and a detective from the Pennsylvania Police Dept and gave them all the leads

[@abhirupkundu2778]

​@@looneyahhThe moderator was indian yet burning with jealousy. I don't understand their ideology.

[@indiansaudi93]

​@abhirupkundu2778 indians cannot watch other indians succeed

[@abhirupkundu2778]

@@indiansaudi93 exactly

[@sahilthakur3969]

Bro think he is Light Yagami 💀

[@apeman2093]

He is Even Light Yagami lost after bragging about his super plan 😂

[@idrisahmed2659]

Every light has an L and bro is both light and L himself

[@thesevenkingswelove9554]

He somewhat is.. I would think he is more like L than light tho

[@RavinderSingh-tn7zi]

My thoughts exactly

[@RavinderSingh-tn7zi]

​@@thesevenkingswelove9554 L wouldn't mess up like him lol

[@nitinbhakta4787]

Career by 19? What kind of a career? Crime?

[@amresh00700]

At any point, University or US Embassy didn't considered to check his claims? Strange!

[@I-RatherBeAnonymous]

That's Not "Prophecy" That's SELF SABOTAGE! 😂

[@bhavyashah2629]

Bro really let his intrusive thoughts win💀

[@aagamsanghvi80]

hahahaah true

[@Based_Capitalist]

Bruh had one job, literally one job to do. To stfu and he failed. Lol.

[@Roberto-nj5yr]

He just wanted to show off lol. Typical Indian nature.

[@tagtraumhoch2]

He has great abilities. Just his shame broke his future. He indeed is very clever and had the balls. And yes he just manifested his downfall by fear. Some expirience fear and shame when life is too good. Life is a play and he was afraid he plays too well.

[@harshvardhananimations461]

Ye Hindi mein kyon nhi bolte !! Meri family mein sabhi nhi dekh sakte those videos of Brut. That are worth watching.😢

[@kabir2287]

that's exactly why you are supposed to be "anonymous" on reddit

[@tarunkamra18]

Did he post anonymously or what?

[@KCT_editz]

​@@tarunkamra18he posted anonymously but mentioned university name, poor fella 😂

[@kabir2287]

@@tarunkamra18 he unintentionally revealed way too much information than required to doxx him

[@TMTyoutube]

@@tarunkamra18 he posted anon, but he was following his college's subreddit too. that's how mods ID'd him by seeing his profile and contacting the college

[@B.I.L.L.Y.B.U.T.C.H.E.R]

​@@KCT_editzhe didn't mentioned university. Moderator looked into his previous post.

[@vijaykumarwali7509]

bro should apply for RAW

[@rajkumarthakur2008]

for real

[@smritipandey07]

frrrr

[@rajkumarthakur2008]

@@smritipandey07 Are you an HR ?

[@HelloWorld-lh1wk]

he should not, cause he will expose himself

[@user-ty2tq2yr6q]

​@HelloWorld-lh1wk 😂😂

[@acoderfromindia]

Thanks for the roadmap ; - )

[@karansodhi90]

Anand needs a biopic

[@am1124i]

The moderator of the Reddit post was also from India, Faridabad specifically. So if one student from India conned the Uni, another nice person from India also helped in catching this fraudster. While the uni lost some money here to fraud it also saved further losses, with the help of another Indian. So they should consider this and not write off giving financial aid to Indian students in the future.

[@starlightanyaaaaa]

Exactly. Also, I feel colleges have AI detection tool that they use to verify whether your essay/cover letter is written through AI or not. Even my tier 3 college uses it. Idk how they agreed to grant him full scholarship without even doing one background check

[@Selinnaguz]

His family was only living in Faridabad, they are originally from Punjab

[@venkatr56]

You mean they keep giving scholarships to indians, with a hope that indians will help them catch themselves…😂

[@ayushmishra928]

This seems like a early 2021 story so at that Time AI was not that Common and counter Measures was not that readily available ​@@starlightanyaaaaa

[@Shilpa461]

All at the cost of future deserving student... unfortunately

[@aashishbhr]

A CLASSIC EXAMPLE OF “ANONYMOUS IS NOT ANONYMOUS ON INTERNET” or “PRIVACY IS A MYTH”

[@boltez6507]

Dude he was about to get caught already,no one is dumb AF to post from their main account.

[@draker67]

How is this a classic example. No matter how much anonymous you are, if you spell out your identity, everyone will know your identity. That's commen semse😂

[@sameerroshan9542]

@@boltez6507 obviously he may not have posted from amin account. but the admin found out about his university and thats when shit went south.

[@zweitekonto9654]

He literally wrote is real name and college name. Maybe you should look up what anonymous means.

[@SaveHindus1]

​@@zweitekonto9654nope. KhaI'istani moderator revealed his details from his profile.

[@hamburmer]

All he had to do was use a throwaway account and he would have been fine.

[@Slla-th5vt]

The problem seem to be that everyone thinks he is wrong only to confess on Reddit. He had more morals than most people since he actually felt bad about his own fraud.

[@sunilartz6606]

An internship with $1500 a month...and free education..free living... Thats like around 2Lac per month (salary+facilities).... 😮😮 All by lies... And he gave them all up 😂😂😂😂

[@Rahul_Singh100]

Overconfidence led to his downfall. 😀 Thats also how all scammers fall down in India also, including govt agencies like NTA. Too greedy, and too overconfident of Not getting exposed. 😀

[@user-sg8tk5if9y]

Studying was harder part for dude😂

[@starlightanyaaaaa]

As someone else in the comment section pointed out, he must’ve realised how if he got caught later on, he would’ve faced more critical repercussions and possibly years in prison. I think being deported now was the easier part than being found out later and then being punished for it.

[@frootiegworl]

@@user-sg8tk5if9y STOPPPP-🤣🤣🤣

[@timbaktuu9845]

​@@Rahul_Singh100its parents who want to live their dreams thru their children. They are the ones paying for the scams and agar pakde gaye toh gov pe dosh toh daal hi denge

[@gourabsahu4913]

People like him make life difficult for other honest, hardworking Indians.

[@0neTrue_G0D]

I bet most of those "hardworking" robots can't pull off a stunt like that. They are not built for thinking outside of the box at that age. I know that's wrong but still impressive.

[@gulammohiddin5747]

@@0neTrue_G0D Nothing impressive tbh. He just took advantage of the trust of the institutes that believed his sob story. You finding it impressive is probably something wrong with indian society these days. Indians obsession over corrupt politicians and fraudster businessmen is just out of this world.

[@MrEpic6996]

​​@@0neTrue_G0D True an experience like this is way better than working a corporate job for 15+ years and they still would not be able to pull off something like this

[@aishwaryamanjunath96]

@@0neTrue_G0D it’s called being a decent, responsible human being. They don’t pull this shit is why they’re granted a visa and are allowed to stay in their country while they build their careers and a better life in general. That’s exactly why he’s getting deported back to this country. He’s going no where in his life with this attitude. Con men always always get caught. You wouldn’t understand how bad this makes the rest of Indian students look. An actual ambitious one who wants a better life.

[@NihhaarRC]

@@0neTrue_G0D And I bet this fraud cannot do anything like these "hardworking" robots can.

[@thetransferaccount4586]

man just went from 0 stars to 6 stars in one day

[@AshleyMakaza]

Why on earth would the moderator expose him, is that even legal

[@user-cw7db9dv4w]

Such a movie material… Bollywood definitely will not miss it.

[@asmimallick6741]

Title : 12th Pass 😎

[@TMTyoutube]

bollywood movie tab banti jab yeh post nahi karta. movie ka plot develop hona shuru hi kya hua sab khatam kar diya isne

[@user-ty2tq2yr6q]

​@asmimallick6741 😂😂

[@hash.y]

@@TMTyoutube bina post ke movie kaise banti lol, kuchh toh whackass movie banayenge ye log pakka aur last mein moral message dedenge fuckall sa

[@sansin6250]

You mean bollywood copy of "Catch me if you can" ?

[@karikaalan6380]

My respect for Lehigh University increased multiplefold. They didn't charge him 85K$ and saved him from jail keeping his future in mind. thumbs UP

[@badalsaibo]

Respect. They got lucky that the story isn’t blown up there. Huge number of Americans are disappointed already.

[@user-ww2lc1yo9c]

They must get that money from the Indian government now.

[@reachsurajkr]

@@user-ww2lc1yo9c they simply cant as its not Indian government who put him in the university. Its university's responsibility to verify records, which they could not so blame cannot be passed to anyone else.

[@hydrohasspoken6227]

You respect an institution that lets a criminal/scammer go instead of following the law. Well, i guess you aren't much different than a scammer then.

[@karikaalan6380]

@@hydrohasspoken6227 you need to ask the institution why they did in that way. But here we are speaking about humanity. If you are so frustrated, go ahead and give them a call to know more.

[@udayanpaul8042]

Our college in the United Kingdom used to give student loans without interest, and benifits such as old car purchase waivers. But our Indian brothers so cheap they used acquire the loans but never paid it back. And also deliberately crash and damage the old used 2nd hand cars in possession, and buy a new one with the insurance money. That's why the student loan for the overseas students is no longer available. The insurance for the old 2nd hand cars are so high, it's difficult for the overseas students to acquire. This is our mentality like locusts.

[@oliverplayz8358]

Im just shocked that he was able to constantly get away without being caught. Thats impressive.

[@getofffrommyback2863]

Anand you made our visa process more tough thank you

[@berylliumdotaep]

he did not, the guy who did the so called investigation did

[@letslearn8789]

​@@berylliumdotaepAnand is a liar and a fraud. He's the one who messed up the system and took someone else's chance at that university 😞

[@berylliumdotaep]

@@letslearn8789 first of all stfu, this is not how scholarship process works, it was need based. if someone with similar achievements got accepted but unable to pay the tuition would get the scholarship

[@berylliumdotaep]

@@letslearn8789 channel owner deleted my comment long ass explanation, i will keep this short. he didn't take any anyone scholarship opportunity, you don't know how need based scholarship works

[@fourthdimension77]

At this rate, he could’ve been a millionaire in 10 years

[@tanvi746]

If he would have not revealed his plans in a post.

[@devashishpardesi1692]

Well, there are many millionaires like this lol

[@alhsihtisharfnao7816]

@@devashishpardesi1692 i feel like that'd be really improbable cuz that mentality would eventually fail anyone that's like this. annd even if they do get lucky and succeed with the stupid risk, that life would be meaningless asf, he was trying to build over smth that wasnt there, shdve started with building a solid work ethic first. thats interesting cuz a lot of people make this mistake all the time, me too- so thats interesting, shdve found a way to think about exactly how worth that risk was, and when/why/where is it worth building blindly without a solid foundation in any kinda structure.

[@obiwan5781]

Country of scammers I'm not surprised he did this...he'll have a call centre very soon.

[@edmondgoddy]

This is a disheartening case that underscores the importance of honesty and integrity. While it's understandable to strive for success, resorting to fraud undermines the efforts of countless deserving students. It's crucial to build our lives on a foundation of honesty and ethical principles.

[@sameerquadri3600]

These incidents create a lot of hurdles for future applicants who might truly need such aid.

[@hash.y]

reminds me of how nine eleven had super adverse consequences for all brown people

[@syedwaseemakram7006]

​@hash.y Do not forget the cause of 9 11 itself is a outcome of the western policy in the east.

[@sushil6509]

​@@hash.yor even now these people like in France rioting looting shops cause hurdles for us browns

[@loop4569]

@@sushil6509 not just browns, even fairskinned Indians... remember, the systemic racism will be targeted against "Indians", and if you are one, it will reach you

[@vikas_kr]

this is very common in day to day life. faking income certificate to get NCL status or to get scholarship in India itself is very common.

[@pranavdudala46]

bro is a ardent believer of "how can I get it done"

[@lalithlochano6553]

Actually he is brilliant enough!!

[@nancymcmonarch]

And yet, all he got done was shaming his lowlife self.

[@sharathsin4090]

Bollywood got a Blockbuster in the making with this story....offcourse with a lot of extra masala😂😂😂

[@Tito-rh9rm]

He probably works in scam call-center now.

[@bassistbpl]

"Bro , you need a documentary" - Netflix

[@user-jt3dw6vv4x]

Netflix is an American company, nobody in the West finds this amusing. In fact, it just fuels more anti-Indian racism. Good job.

[@jais_mathew]

Some people supporting the guy who cheated and criticising that 19 year old Reddit moderator, this is the reason why India is like this.

[@madhushriparab1409]

Seriously..... nowadays people will applaud such cheaters who have no intention of working hard but will call out the person who's doing what's supposed to be done cause it's right......The person who exposed him knew how much efforts hardworking students put in and these scamsters would've gotten away with everything if not caught.....And then people realise when such scamsters create menace in society as they are not skilled..,.. World is doomed

[@achuthp.k4567]

​@@ankita-u9nforging is common! Literally every one does it!! For real? What are you talking about man?

[@akhilpadarthi4743]

Get some braining bro No one is criticising anyone here Frauds are common anywhere Will bring a new intersting thriller movie out of this

[@scareflare7553]

Supporting? Who the orphan in the world is supporting him? Lol. Just because he confessed doesn't mean he's innocent.

[@baunbaun82]

@@ankita-u9n What are you smoking dude ? It's not good for you. "Forging is very common ... " - whoa, you have a lopsided view of the world. Not everything is given - some things you have to earn.

[@somerandomguy7458]

He got very lucky getting deported. 20 years in US prison is terrible

[@Jeff-zc6rr]

happens in korea all the time.. but the system is behind it.

[@PriyangshuBharadwaj]

Frankly speaking, degree alone can never get you the stuff that Anand got! I am pretty sure he has to be an excellent speaker! And of course he is bold!

[@carpediem5290]

💀💀

[@_bakaa_]

Same. I'm surprised he got this far, he's not completely stupid. Playing victim here was a good move that got him in. Alas, liars get caught anyway, someday or the other.

[@Painted-Realitee]

The real plot twist is he actually knew he wud be found out soon, so he created this confessing drama.

[@prajyotkumar9644]

facts, the internship too. Like no one is giving 1500 dollars a month a sloth

[@Ribeye512]

It’s called ChatGPT & plethora of tools freely available online

[@ayushmaanraturi]

But aren't IELTS and TOEFL like examinations necessary for studying abroad? Now the university may stop the full scholarship scheme. Congrats Bro, you made genuine Indian students' lives easier

[@obaidqadri4181]

he clearly forged documents as the lady mentions in the video

[@FaizanShaikh-ih3uu]

​@@obaidqadri4181 forging IELTS and TOEFL is nearly impossible since the mark sheet is sent directly by the TOEFL company, the only possibility is that he made something up and got a waiver . Many colleges provide ielts ans sat waiver for underprivileged students

[@HarishKumar-fv4pr]

@@obaidqadri4181 IELTS/TOEFL marks are directly sent to the the university from their servers so it can't be tampered but cheating do happen in those exams as well

[@gyadre]

TOEFL is not tough. An average English will get you through as it is a comprehension test.

[@AkashKumar-gw8pu]

these language test are not hard to crack, you just need an above average english

[@simpleeats3134]

thats an innocent genuine talent

[@adithyaanil3021]

reddit mai post krke cool banunga 🤡🤡

[@rickschancez906]

tf bro... why do you look like that infamous villain from sunny deol's movie..lmao.. can't remember the name

[@happyunicorn9089]

​@@rickschancez906 Ashish Vidyarthi

[@rickschancez906]

@@happyunicorn9089 ah yes yes..lmao

[@ShadowFleX-92]

@@rickschancez906 wtf bro why are you talking like that one average American dude?

[@rickschancez906]

@@ShadowFleX-92 tf is "that one avg American dude"?

[@eyeofthepyramid2596]

The Crazy part is the amount of people blaming him for posting on Reddit than actually looking into his mistakes. They blame hime "if he hadn't posted" but what if he confessed the guilt he had. I think he can change.

[@hemishshah6666]

Nah. People empathise with him. We know the situation of the world out there. We all would have done the same thing, had we been in his situation. Atleast I would have done. So yeah, i completely am fed up with him, for revealing all the secrets out like this.

[@level1865]

He was not confessing out of guilt. The guy was looked down upon by his parents. He wrote how his father used to say cruel things to him. He wanted validation for doing the only thing that required some form of hardwork and smart work.

[@nandha-one9819]

Bro could have learnt to instead of learning how to cheat lol

[@sailaxmi7302]

Exactly! Why is everyone normalising cheating

[@Prashant-im5mr]

Only opportunistic survive

[@kingmo565]

Wonder how many Indians made it through without getting caught? It is no secret that forgery and fake transcripts are a very real problem in India.

[@kaoutermouslimhaliba7145]

Now it will be harder for future students to play this game.

[@subhrajitm94]

​@@kaoutermouslimhaliba7145Why?

[@kaoutermouslimhaliba7145]

@@subhrajitm94 Because universities will probably be more stricts towards Indian incoming students in particular, and maybe many other countries in general too. This Anand guy shouldn't have posted anything lol

[@maddie6321]

Goddamn even in India I know an aunty who faked her degree and got a good job.

[@kaoutermouslimhaliba7145]

@@maddie6321 looool!!!!

[@aleemullah3945]

And here I thought I fucked up my life by missing an interview from a decent job... So glad I came across this video. Made my day!

[@ArKeTiCt]

Interviews come and go, you'll get a good job eventually man. Keep going.

[@aleemullah3945]

@@ArKeTiCt thanks man!

[@siddhantgarg6899]

@@aleemullah3945 never give up , just keep moving forward

[@jigsaw9749]

Bro proved to the Americans once again that the Indian stereotype isn't just a stereotype.

[@internetuser7654]

its not an excuse for racism bluddy

[@buddybrick]

​@@internetuser7654its not racism. Its selective indian patterns

[@awezone404]

@@buddybrick seems like blatant racism to me.

[@internetuser7654]

@@buddybrick i'm indian

[@jigsaw9749]

@@internetuser7654 then no wonder you're mouthing words you barely understand like a puppet

[@Adhgnis]

In short, he scammed his way into a university and later exposed himself xD

[@v.j.3029]

He was just so proud of himself and had no one to tell it to in real life. He needed a medium to gloat, he couldn’t keep it to himself anymore. He had to let it out, he wanted validation for what he perceived as a great achievement.

[@dOVERanalyst]

I'm more surprised he performed at the $1500 job till ONE YEAR without getting caught. Which means he forged the entry but KNEW how to work like a 3rd year student!!

[@Q_QQ_Q]

He didn't know shit . Most Indians do in USA same at jobs

[@ourladyofguadalupebotanica6732]

When I started working in 1980 - there was one fellow hired by the large company I worked for. He would come in each day, sign in, and then slip out the door and work another company for the day, come back in and sign out at the first company. He got away with it for three weeks. These things happen.

[@sujitkumarsingh3200]

Marketing and sells require mostly confidence. And Mr. Anand here is super confident.

[@user-jy8xz5vx9t]

I had read the original post. He said that all he had to do was answer a couple of emails and phone calls and he spent the rest of his time watching movies or whatever

[@dOVERanalyst]

@@user-jy8xz5vx9t Which company in the world let's you "just answer a few mails and calls" and pays you $1500??? And if that was the ONLY JD - Job description/ requirement & he was doing it correctly or quicker & then watching movies that was fine. ONLY his previous fraud documents were the concern. Nothing in his work pointed it out until he HIMSELF CONFESSED. I'm pointing out that his WORK wasn't revealing any lack that he had not studied the EXTRA 2 YEARS that he'd bluffed. So, it raises a serious qsn on educational degrees certifying our ability. So, my point still stands. He was satisfactorily doing what he was asked to do. We don't know what was needed in the emails. Maybe some mathematical analysis which must be easy for him, as he's Indian, & I think they mentioned he was good at Maths only.

[@sanasiddiqui5774]

Now that university will think 10 times and will only stringent its application process for indian students who really need scholarship, such ppl are good for nothing not good for themselves not for the society. Thank you for making genuine and honest ppls lives difficult.

[@berylliumdotaep]

we don't have a good reputation either don't worry

[@abi3751]

​@@berylliumdotaepyeah, we jst know to brag in America's Internet

[@AdityaRaj-wf1gs]

Not only Indian but from any other country

[@AdityaRaj-wf1gs]

It's not on behalf of a country it's just an individual mindset

[@shivanshi5685]

After all that effort, bro couldn't make a burner account

[@bombafantastic7284]

"free my boy he ain't done nun" his boy:

[@user-dc9oq2pr6v]

lol fr

[@coconut2184]

LMFAO

[@ZenMachina16]

I read it in the subreddit mentioned in the video, I was too, shocked when I read this. Just didn't expected, he'd be fucked up that late. I mean it's more than a year a person committing a fraud to an institution, his family, neighbourhood, friends. Don't know how do they even have the guts to do these BS. He'd be in a pretty good college if he used even 75% potential of his brain, as he did while planning these...just sad..

[@srutisukumar8609]

Its not sad. Its disgusting attitude. Many Indians are involved in proxying, shoplifting. This has to STOP. Such a greedy attitude is leading nowhere

[@BelieveItorNot444]

American student here. I wish i had full tuition like this person.

[@Nomad_Wanderer]

The moderator got jealous... Anand will be a big Businessman someday.. it needs a lot of brains to pull something of this scale... i wish good luck he is lazy like me...😂

[@ophelia.7]

He was only deported. He 'lost' a couple of years fresh out of school, that's no big deal. I think he was ultimately rewarded for telling the truth.

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

Rewarded with what? America's the dream. The moneymaker. Especially when you have the wit to do this sort of stuff. He could build himself up and later get a proper job, fixing himself for a new life. Now he's in India again.

[@sunilartz6606]

The university didn't charge the amount $85000 spent on him.... I wish they should have charged and it would have been a serious lesson for people like him... Incidents like these bring bad names to other Indian students

[@AnubhaV5085]

No technically it's the fault of the university as they didn't do their job about background checking before admitting him.

[@starlightanyaaaaa]

⁠​⁠@@AnubhaV5085exactly what I’ve been thinking! How come all the blame is on him when the university themselves failed to do their part before granting such a huge scholarship along with allowances

[@AnubhaV5085]

@@starlightanyaaaaa there is a good chance that they will get sued if they want to do much and since it is their fault as well, they will lose more money.

[@parthrajvanshi777]

Reality is Anand currently appoonted as marketing consultant of lehigh University.

[@RadhamaniRamadoss]

He even manipulated his father's death certificate which is extreme! Instead, he could have channeled all that effort and knowledge into studying Physics, Chemistry, and Math.

[@bibekanandahansda2926]

If he didn't like studying, he would avoid it at absolutely any cost (which he did). Even if he had to learn photoshop or something to forge his docs, he would've done it. At that point, for him anything was better than studying lol

[@indiansaudi93]

Then do job from 8 to 5?

[@klasta2167]

@@indiansaudi93 many iit students after studying engineering and physics end up doing government jobs lol.

[@douchebagg7]

Frankly speaking the degrees alone could never get you what achieved

[@tanmaypandey7475]

And? If they want to do that who are you and I to criticise them? ​@@klasta2167