An investigation that allegedly initiated after the operation of a “fake doctor” killed seven people in Congressman Damoh

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Authorities in Dal Madhya Pradesh have launched an investigation after accusing a man who was supposed to be a doctor has been performing surgery on patients at Christian Mission Hospitals, officials said.

Local lawyer Deepak Tiwari, the charges filed by Deepak Tiwari, chairman of the Regional Child Welfare Commission, claimed that a Narendra Yadav, used the identity of Dr. N John Kem, a British doctor, as a cardiologist at Mission Hospital in Damo.

Tiwari told reporters that the man had undergone various heart-related surgeries and caused seven deaths, even though he suspected higher losses.

“We received a complaint from a patient in February, where he raised his suspicion of the doctor [at Mission Hospital]. He said the doctor could not make the diagnosis. He fled the area when we were behind. ” he said.

Mr Tiwari said the matter was formed after the complaint was sent to the Regional Collector and Chief Medical and Health Officer (CMHO).

“When the hospital examined the hospital’s documents as part of the investigation, it was revealed that a man named Narendra Yadav was working here as a London doctor,” he said.

An insider at the hospital told Hindu That man worked in the hospital “through a government-approved agency.”

“After he escaped, we also complained to the police about his suspicious behavior. We also submitted all documents related to him to the government and the Commission of Inquiry,” he said.

Damo collector Sudhir Kochar said the matter was under investigation but declined to comment on the death.

Priyank Kanoongo, a member of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), also said the agency had received complaints in this regard.

“We were also informed that the Mission Hospital was also involved in the Ayushman Bharat program and took money for it. This is a serious complaint; we have aware of the matter and are currently investigating it.”