Major Fraud Exposed in Rajasthan Government Health Scheme
A major fraud in the Rajasthan Government Health Scheme involving doctors and a lab operator has been uncovered, causing significant financial losses. The scheme, designed to provide healthcare to the public and government staff, was exploited through fake prescriptions and diagnostics to claim reimbursements.
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The Special Operations Group (SOG) has exposed a substantial fraud in the Rajasthan Government Health Scheme, implicating doctors and a lab operator. The scheme, intended to deliver free healthcare to the public and government employees, was misused, resulting in extensive financial losses.
SOG's Vishal Bansal revealed the malpractice during a probe, uncovering a network of certain doctors and lab operators who allegedly crafted fake prescriptions and diagnostic reports. This scheme allowed them to illegally claim reimbursements from the state.
Notable arrests include Dr Kamal Kumar Agrawal and Dr Banwari Lal, who allegedly prescribed unnecessary tests and created fictitious reports. Investigations continue to identify further parties involved as the state grapples with the financial and credibility impacts of this scam.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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