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WB: MBBS aspirant duped of Rs 5.5 lakh on pretext of securing seat in China

West Bengal: In a recently reported case of MBBS admission fraud, a medical aspirant has been duped of a 5.5 Lakh rupees on the pretext of getting admission to a China-based Medical College. The student came to know that he had been cheated only after reaching China and finding out that he had been issued a tourist visa. Apparently, there has been a racket involved in the whole case of...
West Bengal: In a recently reported case of MBBS admission fraud, a medical aspirant has been duped of a 5.5 Lakh rupees on the pretext of getting admission to a China-based Medical College.
The student came to know that he had been cheated only after reaching China and finding out that he had been issued a tourist visa. Apparently, there has been a racket involved in the whole case of cheating.
The accused gang was allegedly alluring students on the pretext of helping them in securing MBBS seats in China. Bhawanipur cops have launched an investigation to trace the members associated with the gang involved in the case of fake overseas admission in medical colleges.
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.