Karnataka: Man Impersonates MBBS Doctor, bags PHC job, gets married
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The impersonator got married after informing his in-laws that he is a practising doctor
LAKSHMESHWAR: An impersonator working as a doctor with the Karnataka government for the past 5 months has been missing for the last 16 days, ever since his con came to light. The man while carrying his ruse as a doctor at a PHC was drawing a salary of Rs. 46,000 per month from the government.
A recent report in TOI states that the impersonator, whose identity is still unknown but presumed to be a Belagavi resident, used the credentials of an MBBS doctor, Dr Vikas Patil to bag the job with the government.
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