2 Aspirants duped of Rs 45 lakh with promise of admission at Pune Medical College
Pune: Two persons who allegedly cheated two students of Rs 45 lakh each on the pretext of securing admission to a medical college in Narhe were arrested by the Pune police.
Medical College, Narhe, Pune is affiliated to Maharashtra University of Health Science, Nashik. Its MBBS degree is recognized by the Medical Council of India and also by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India –New Delhi.
The First Information Report (FIR) was lodged in this case at the Sinhagad police station by the security officer of the medical college, reports the Indian Express.
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According to the police, the two students could not get admission to the medical college in Narhe. The accused persons had contacted them and assured them of providing admissions if they make a payment of Rs 45 lakh each.
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