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Quack caught on video administering injection, sparking outrage

Fake Doctor
Chhatarpur: A shocking video showing a quack dressed in a lungi administering an injection to a woman has sparked outrage and concern across Madhya Pradesh. The video, which went viral on social media, reportedly originated from Jhamtuli village in the Rajnagar block of Chhatarpur district.
According to the news reports, the fake doctor has reportedly been operating an unregistered medical facility under the name Chandasi Hospital for the past 25 years.
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Locals say he not only runs a clinic with a medical store but also admits patients for treatment. The villagers claimed that whenever someone falls ill, they usually go to him for medical help, reports the Free Press Journal.
However, serious concerns have now come to light. Two people are believed to have died under his care, and another narrowly escaped death last month after being administered a wrong injection. The patient’s condition deteriorated rapidly and had to be rushed to Gwalior, where they were reportedly saved with difficulty.
The health authorities have taken note of the matter. Rajnagar's acting Block Medical Officer (BMO), Awadhesh Chaturvedi, confirmed receiving both complaints and a video from local villagers. Speaking to Free Press Journal, he said strict action will be taken soon. Chhatarpur CMHO Dr. RP Gupta has also promised action in the matter.
As the investigation continues, officials have assured that necessary steps will be taken to prevent such incidents in the future.
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Medical Dialogues had previously reported that the cath lab at Mission Hospital in Damoh, Madhya Pradesh, where a fake doctor allegedly performed heart surgeries resulting in at least seven deaths, was sealed. "On the directions of the district administration, only the cath lab has been sealed, as all the operations and cases have happened here.