Bhopal based Doctor booked for seeking Rs 70000 under Ayushman Bharat Scheme by using forged records
Bhopal: A case has been registered against a Bhopal-based doctor by the Gautam Nagar police under charges of fraud for allegedly seeking an amount of Rs 70,000 by submitting forged treatment records of two patients under the Ayushman Bharat Scheme in June.
The police registered the case after a complaint was filed by the officials associated with the Ayushman Bharat Scheme, reports the Times of India. The doctor was allegedly caught before the payment was transferred.
The SHO Gautam Nagar Zaheer Khan stated that the accused doctor, identified as Dr. Sandeep Dubey is the director of a private hospital on Berasia Road. The complaint was filed by Dr. Padmakar Tripathi, general manager of Ayushman Card Scheme against the doctor's hospital, alleging that it showed records of two fake patients.
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