Patient cheated doctor with Rs 500 'Children Bank of India' fake note
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An orthopaedic surgeon has recently been cheated by a patient who paid his fee through a Rs 500 'Children Bank of India' fake note. While sharing this incident on Meta's Thread, Dr Manan Vora said,
"Recently, a patient actually made a cash payment for a consultation using this note. My receptionist didn’t end up checking it (coz frankly you don’t expect this, right?) but it goes to show the lengths people would go to, even if it means conning a doctor."
"I refuse to believe they didn’t know about it either and just passed it along haan. Anyway, I had a good laugh and I’ve saved this note with me since it’s a fun memory, even though I have been robbed off of ₹500," Dr Manan further added.
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