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5 Doctors suspended over irregularities in Rajasthan Health Scheme - Video
Overview
A shocking fraud and alleged irregularities in the Rajasthan Government Health Scheme (RGHS), the state’s flagship programme, has led to the suspension of nine individuals, two Ayurveda doctors, three allopathy doctors and four government employees for allegedly misusing a beneficiary’s health card to claim fake medical treatments and benefits worth around Rs 26 lakh.
In connection with the case, an FIR has also been registered against Mittal Hospital, Rajasthan Pensioners Association Medical Store in Alwar, three doctors, and the scheme cardholder.
The fraud involved fabricating treatment records and prescriptions to siphon off funds from the government health scheme. The accused allegedly colluded to create false prescriptions and used a single beneficiary card to generate fake OPD slips, claiming the amount within a single year.
For more details, check out the full story on the link below:
Rs 26 lakh scam hits Rajasthan Health Scheme; 5 doctors among 9 suspended