Telangana: College dropout poses as doctor, Treats patients for two years
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Kamareddy: A college dropout’s attempt to pose as a qualified medical practitioner at renowned hospitals like Star Hospital, Arogya Hospital, and Bheemaraj Hospital in Lingampet came to an end when he was recently arrested for allegedly treating patients with a forged medical degree and license for the past two years.
Although the accused presented himself as a certified doctor, he was actually a college dropout who had not completed his graduation. Claiming to have pursued an MBBS from Gandhi Medical College, he forged an Aadhaar card and doctor's certificate by editing his name in the downloaded certificate issued by the Medical Council of India on its website.
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