Tamil Nadu: Conman arrested for cheating resident medical officer at Government Royapettah Hospital
Tamil Nadu: Duped by a conman, the resident medical officer (RMO) of Government Royapettah Hospital lost 50 lakh. In lieu of buying a luxury flat, the conman cheated the RMO, and has been arrested for his alleged offence (committed in 2013) by the police now.
In 2013, the notorious conman Sukash Chandrasekar was admitted in a hospital after his arrest. He was arrested for his involvement in a 19 cr cheating case, post which he suffered from chest pain. During his this hospital stay he promised the RMO a luxury flat, and took the heavy amount from him.
A police officer further implied in his statement after this false promise the accused was granted royal treatment at GRH. Later, he was transferred to Bangalore to face CBI questions. CBI was reportedly taking care of a cheating case for his alleged involvement.
The conman was only recently released on bail, following his arrest by the economics offences wing in Mumbai. Then again, he was in Chennai for a pending against him. This time he was involved in a case of cheating for luxury cars.
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