Mumbai RS 10 Internship Gone VIRAL. Here is the truth behind this abnormally low salary

Virus training menu raised only 10 rupees per month a wave of online reactions, but the truth behind it is more secular.

Everything began when X User Aditya JHA has published a screenshot of the menu from the Mumbai -based Faclon Labs laboratories. The publication showed the opening of a trained developer at the back interface with a salary of only 10 rupees per month and “no fixed period”. Of course, the image soon became viral, as users closed the list as exploitative.

However, it didn’t take a long time until the full image appears. Several LinkedIn users, including Manoj Kumar software, intervened, to explain that the number was actually a mistake, and that the company already provides 10,000 rupees per month for this role.

According to Kumar’s LinkedIn Post, Faclon Labs explained that the list was incorrectly pulled from Naukri.com due to the robot error. Replace the actual salary imbalance in the incorrect RS 10 form.

“They are actually a strong training that leads to full -time roles,” Kumar pointed out, as he shares a screenshot to clarify Faclon Labs.

The episode sparked talks on how or not the deliberate job lists of functionality – quickly and damage to the reputation. It is also a reminder to companies to monitor how their lists appear regularly on third -party platforms.