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Mumbai Crime Branch Arrests Fake Doctor After 28 Years; ₹10 Crore CSR Fund Fraud Under Investigation
Mumbai: In a major crackdown on fraud, the Mumbai Crime Branch has arrested a man who allegedly impersonated a qualified doctor for nearly 28 years without possessing a valid medical degree. The accused is suspected of misleading patients, organizing medical camps, and establishing connections with several influential individuals by falsely presenting himself as a medical professional.
During the investigation, the Crime Branch uncovered an alleged ₹10 crore Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) fund fraud. Police are examining financial transactions, bank records, and supporting documents to determine how the CSR funds were received, utilized, and whether they were diverted through fraudulent means.
According to investigators, the accused allegedly used forged educational credentials and fabricated documents to gain credibility and carry out his activities for several years. Officials are also probing the possible involvement of other individuals and organizations linked to the case.
The Mumbai Crime Branch has intensified its investigation to identify additional victims, verify the accused’s activities, trace the financial trail, and determine the full extent of the alleged fraud. Further legal action is expected as the investigation is Underway.
While addressing the Media persons DCP Detection Mr Raj Tilak Roshan confirmed this news,” Police have registered a case in connection with an FIR lodged at Juhu Police Station under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) pertaining to cheating, forgery and use of forged documents. Charges under the National Medical Commission Act and laws governing the illegal practice of medicine have also been invoked.”
Raj Tilak Roshan first states A court remanded the accused to police custody till July 16, 2026. Cops are now probing the suspected involvement of other individuals and organisations and examining whether the alleged CSR fund diversion has links to a larger inter-state fraud network.
