Quack posing as AIIMS Bhubaneshwar doctor defrauds bank manager of Rs 17.5 lakh, held
Thereafter, an investigation was launched that ascertained that the accused had introduced himself as a doctor attached to AIIMS. He further produced forged salary slips along with forged bank account statements at the bank while availing a car loan of Rs 17.5 lakh. He also purchased a luxury car (KIA Seltos).
Bhubaneswar: A 25-year-old quack has been arrested for posing as a doctor at the prestigious AIIMS Bhubaneshwar and duping the Chief Manager of Bank of Baroda (Nayapalli Branch) for Rs 17.5 lakh while availing a car loan.
The case concerns a youth identified as Siddhartha Swayam Rout, pretending to be AIIMS doctor. He is a resident of Paikasahi under Gopalpur PS in Cuttack Sadar.
The matter came to light following a written complaint filed by the Bank Manager, Jogendranath Nayak about the fraud.
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Thereafter, an investigation was launched that ascertained that the accused had introduced himself as a doctor attached to AIIMS. He further produced forged salary slips along with forged bank account statements at the bank while availing a car loan of Rs 17.5 lakh. He also purchased a luxury car (KIA Seltos).
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