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Rajasthan Fake MBBS Doctor Scam: 8th-Pass Buys Hospital And Operates As Surgeon, Two Arrested
- •Rajasthan Police Special Operations Group arrested Pankaj Yadav and Nanjiram Chaudhary in a major fake MBBS degree scam.
- •Pankaj Yadav failed the Foreign Medical Graduate exam six times before allegedly purchasing a fake degree from Bihar to secure Rajasthan Medical Council registration.
- •Nanjiram Chaudhary only studied up to the 8th grade but used fake mark sheets and diplomas to pose as a gynecologist and even bought a hospital.
- •Authorities are investigating how both accused successfully obtained registration with the Rajasthan Medical Council using falsified documents.
- •The role of Rajasthan Medical Council employees is also under scanner as the SOG probes the entire network behind the fake degrees.
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Pankaj Yadav studied MBBS in Kazakhstan but failed the Foreign Medical Graduate exam six times. He then allegedly purchased a fake degree and mark sheet from Sri Krishna Medical College in Bihar and used those falsified documents to register with the Rajasthan Medical Council.
Nanjiram Chaudhary was educated only up to the 8th grade, and all of his subsequent educational credentials were found to be fake. He utilized falsified high school mark sheets, an MBBS degree purportedly from Rama University, and a gynecology diploma to fraudulently present himself as a doctor and purchase a hospital.
The Special Operations Group of the Rajasthan Police arrested Pankaj Yadav and Nanjiram Chaudhary in connection with the fake MBBS degree and registration case. Both accused individuals have been presented in court while ongoing investigations probe the involvement of Medical Council staff.
