Hyderabad: Senior Cardiologist duped of Rs 1.4 crore
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Hyderabad: In a shocking incident of cheating and forgery, a 60-year-old cardiologist has been duped of Rs 1.4 crore by former employees of a Fertilisers firm, on the pretext of securing official orders for supply of agricultural farm inputs, under a fake Central government scheme which he named ‘Prime Minister Krishi Vikas Yojana’ (PMKVY).
The case relates to one Dr Rao, a cardiovascular-thoracic surgeon turned businessman. Dr Rao met one Pattabhiraman, along with his accomplices at a private hospital in Hyderabad. The accused soon befriended the surgeon and assured that he would secure orders for the supply of agricultural farm inputs for the doctor's business under the PMKVY Scheme 2016-17 to the Government of West Bengal.
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