MBBS Admission Fraud: Pune businessman loses Rs 44 lakh on pretext of admission for his daughter

Published On 2022-12-13 06:30 GMT   |   Update On 2022-12-13 06:30 GMT
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Pune: An MBBS seat fraud case has been reported from Pune where a construction businessman was duped of Rs 44.50 lakhs by a fraudster who promised him an MBBS seat at a medical college for his daughter. 

A complaint was filed by the businessman who is a resident of Model Colony at the Deccan Police Station, following which the police registered a case against Mayur Shashikant Malani, a resident of Kirkatwadi at Sinhagad Road. 

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The complainant's daughter wanted to get admission into a medical college, following which they began a search for the same. Subsequently, they met the accused, Malani in May 2016, who promised to get her daughter admitted to a medical college. 

He assured them by saying that he had arranged admission for many people like that previously. After that, the complainant, at the behest of Malani, transferred money amounting to more than Rs 44 lakhs to multiple bank accounts, reports the Punekar News. 

However, after receiving the money, he did not arrange an MBBS seat for the complainant's daughter, as promised. When the businessman asked the accused to return the money, the latter refused. The complainant's daughter went through an educational loss. 

The police registered a case under cheating and misappropriation of money against the accused. 

Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported about a similar case of MBBS fraud where an FIR had been filed against three persons by the Trombay police for cheating a Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) scientist of Rs 12.66 lakh on the pretext of getting his daughter an MBBS seat at a well-known Bengaluru-based institute under management quota.

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