4, including fake doctor, held as patient dies after surgery: Delhi Police
The Hindu
The attendants of the patient had alleged that the accused had performed the surgery.
The Delhi Police on Wednesday said four people, including a fake doctor, have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the surgery of a 45-year-old man who died in a clinic in south Delhi's Greater Kailash.
Police said Mahendra, a former technician, had allegedly procured a forged MBBS degree and was working at the clinic in Greater Kailash-1.
Mahendra, along with the owner of the clinic and two other staff members who also claimed to possess MBBS degrees, has been arrested.
"Their certificates are being verified," a police officer said, adding that the four people were arrested after they were found to be involved in the surgery of a patient who was admitted due some minor medical issue.
The attendants of the patient had alleged that the accused had performed the surgery.
Sources said police had received more than a dozen complaints from various people regarding patients subjected to wrong treatment by the doctors at the clinic.
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