Tamil Nadu: TN Medical Council Suspends fake doctor
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Tamil Nadu : In a shocking case of impersonation , Tamil Nadu Medical Council recently came across the case of Dr Thamizharasi T, who had a medical degree, a license to practise and all other documents that would show her as a certified doctor. What she didn't have was her certificates of class 12 examinations. With further investigations, what came to a shocking surprise of the council is that Dr Thamizharasi T was not Thamizharasi T at all, but one Archana Ramachandran who had impersonated Thamizharasi T to get into med school.
TOI reports about Archana Ramachandran, who had failed class 12 exams, took over the identity of one Thamizharasi Thulukannam to get medical seat and then became a doctor.
To add to the surprise,the complain of the person was made by none other than her husband M Karthick and her father-in law R Manohar who had written to the council stating that Archana Ramachandran, daughter of a former village administrative officer, had impersonated Thamizharasi Thulukannam, to get a medical seat.
TOI reports about Archana Ramachandran, who had failed class 12 exams, took over the identity of one Thamizharasi Thulukannam to get medical seat and then became a doctor.
To add to the surprise,the complain of the person was made by none other than her husband M Karthick and her father-in law R Manohar who had written to the council stating that Archana Ramachandran, daughter of a former village administrative officer, had impersonated Thamizharasi Thulukannam, to get a medical seat.
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