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  • Fraud of Rs 11,600 from a female doctor

    Fraud of Rs 11,600 from a female doctor

    Varanasi. Dr. Kajal Kumari, a female doctor posted in BHU, became a victim of cyber fraud. The fraudster got him to transfer Rs 11,600 to his account twice in the name of selling coolers online. At the same time, pressure was created to give Rs 30,000 more. He started abusing for not giving the money. The victim has filed a case in the Lanka police station.

    He told the police that he received a call from the fraudster on Monday night. He took the money saying that he was selling coolers online. 5800, took Rs 5800 in the name of transaction from swipe machine. On the other hand, on Tuesday morning, the fraudster called the doctor again and asked him to send Rs 30,000. When the doctor refused, the fraudster started abusing him.

    He told that the fraudster is also sending obscene messages to him. The numbers from which calls and messages have come, those numbers and the account in which the money was transferred, the account number and IFSC code have also been made available to the police. Police is investigating the matter by registering a case.

  • Vicious robber who looted 75 thousand rupees from old man arrested

    Vicious robber who looted 75 thousand rupees from old man arrested

    Varanasi. On June 1, the vicious miscreant Ramjanam Yadav, who robbed an old man’s bag containing Rs 75,000 in Baljipuram Colony of Shivpur police station area, was arrested by the police from Hariharpur Ring Road on Tuesday. The police recovered Rs 50,000 of loot and the motorcycle used in the incident from him. Arrested robber Ramjanam Yadav is a resident of Paranapur village of Chaubepur police station area.

    Ranjit was also one of his accomplices in robbing the old man. The police is searching for him. Ramjanam is a history sheeter of Chaubepur police station. Many serious cases are registered against him. The special thing is that when the old man was robbed, then the police was not ready to accept it as a robbery and was calling it a scam. Now there is talk of loot at the time of revelations.

    Deputy Commissioner of Police Varuna Zone disclosed the incident in his office. He told that Ramjanam is of a strong type. During interrogation, he told that the old man was going to his home after withdrawing money from the bank. I along with my friend Ranjit pushed an old man to the ground at Balajipuram in Parmanandpur on the afternoon of 1 June. After this, they ran away after looting his bag full of money. Out of these rupees, we spent 25 thousand rupees.

    The Deputy Commissioner of Police said that the Shivpur police received information from the informer that the two were again present near Hariharpur Ring Road to carry out a robbery. After this, the police team laid siege and caught Ramjanam while his accomplice Ranjit escaped. Earlier, about one and a half dozen cases including murder, robbery were registered against Ranjit in Chaubepur police station. Police said that his elder brother was also strong. He was killed in a police encounter 15 years ago.

  • Cheating of 45,500 from student in the name of getting admission, accused arrested

    Cheating of 45,500 from student in the name of getting admission, accused arrested

    Moradabad. On Monday, the police station arrested the accused of duping a student of Rs 45,500 in the name of getting admission in BSC Nursing course of a private university located in Pakbada area of Moradabad.

    Police Station Pakbada in-charge Rajeev Kumar Sharma said that on the basis of Tahrir, student Rishabh Chaudhary, a resident of Bhartal Madhapur village of district Sambhal, had registered a case of cheating and threatening on Sunday. In which the victim student Rishabh had told that Rohit Pal and Tushar Pal of his village had taken Rs 45,500 on the pretext of getting admission in BSC Nursing course in the private university of Delhi Road Pakbada. He told that when he asked for the money back from the accused Rohit Pal and Tushar Pal for not getting admission, the accused had threatened to kill him.

    Pakbada SHO said that on Monday evening, the police team of Pakbada police station arrested the accused Rohit Pal and Tushar Pal, residents of Bharataul village under Hazratnagar Garhi police station area of Sambhal. While ₹ 19,500/- has been recovered from the arrested Rohit and ₹ 20,500/- from Tushar. Inspector Rajeev Kumar Sharma said that during interrogation, both the accused confessed that their third accomplice is Rizwan, a resident of Guraitha Road, Pakbada village, who runs a cyber cafe. Both the accused had prepared fake admission letters, fee receipts etc. to cheat with the help of Rizwan. Action was taken against the three accused in other sections including cheating, making fake documents, threatening. He told that the search for the third accused Rizwan is on, soon he will also be arrested.

  • Case filed against fraud accused for not appearing in court

    Case filed against fraud accused for not appearing in court

    Moradabad. The accused of fraud, a resident of Moondhapande police station area of Moradabad, did not appear in the court even after the attachment notice was issued. In this case, the Inspector of Crime Branch has registered a case of contempt of court against the accused on Monday.

    Inspector Ajit Pratap Singh of the Crime Branch of Moradabad said that Inspector Nawab Singh, the then in-charge of Moondhapande police station, has registered a case of cheating against 7 people on March 19, 2021 at the Civil Lines police station. The accused used to get bail for the accused lodged in the district jail through fake documents. The seventh accused in this case was identified as Amrik Singh, a resident of LIC Colony Mandi Kharar in Mohali district of Punjab. The court had issued an attachment notice against the accused Amrik Singh on 20th under Section 82 of the CrPC. The notice has been served on May 17. Despite this, the accused did not appear in the court. On Monday, Civil Line Police Officer Arpit Kapoor told that a case has been registered against the accused Amrik Singh today.

  • One doctor has 83 hospitals registered in his name in Uttar Pradesh

    One doctor has 83 hospitals registered in his name in Uttar Pradesh

    Agra: One doctor has around 83 hospitals registered in his name in Meerut, Kanpur and various other districts of western Uttar Pradesh.

    This came to light during the verification of licence renewal applications of hospitals and clinics.

    More details are awaited on the case. The authorities said that nearly 449 medical facilities in and around Agra have been found ‘illegally being served’ by 15 doctors.

    Chief medical officer (CMO) Arun Kumar Srivastava said, “Notices have been sent to these doctors. The matter is being investigated in detail.”

    According to sources, people who are not medical practitioners obtain a licence in the name of a doctor from the health department to operate hospitals, clinics and pathology labs.

    The scam got exposed after the Uttar Pradesh government this year mandated that the process for renewal of licence be done online.

    The list of accused medical practitioners includes physicians, cardiologists, paediatricians and surgeons.

    As per the health department records, 1,269 medical centres were registered during 2022-23.

    Of these, 494 were hospitals, 493 clinics, 170 pathology labs, 104 diagnostics centres, seven sample collection centres and one dialysis centre.

    The health department has so far renewed the registration of 570 hospitals and clinics for the year 2023-24 after verification of the applications.

    “In various cases, hospitals and clinics applying for renewal of licence have not provided the required details related to trained paramedical staff, compliance with fire safety norms and disposal of medical waste. Information provided regarding bed capacity and other facilities is also suspicious,” the official said.

    President of Indian Medical Association (Agra), Dr O.P. Yadav said, “This is a serious issue. We condemn such practices and will support the health department in taking necessary steps. The government should also take strict action against such centres and medical practitioners associated with them.”

  • More Than 50 People Die At Uttar Pradesh Hospital Within 72 Hours

    More Than 50 People Die At Uttar Pradesh Hospital Within 72 Hours

    Fifty-four people admitted at Uttar Pradesh’s Ballia district hospital have died in the last three days, following which a team of the health department from Lucknow has reached the hospital to ascertain the cause of deaths, officials said on Sunday.

    The deaths come amid the heatwave conditions in the region. However, Ballia Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr Jayant Kumar said only two people have died due to heat stroke in the district till Sunday.

    Nearly 400 patients were admitted to the district hospital from June 15 to June 17, they said, adding all the patients who died at the government hospital were aged above 60 years.

    Meanwhile, Chief Medical Superintendent (CMS) of the district hospital, Dr Divakar Singh, was removed and sent to Azamgarh, allegedly after he made a careless remark about the cause of deaths.

    Dr S K Yadav has been given the charge of CMS, a senior official said. “As per records of the district hospital, of the 54 deaths, 40 per cent of the patients had fever, while 60 per cent were suffering from other diseases. So far, only two persons have died due to heat stroke in the district,” CMO Kumar told PTI.

    CMS Yadav said the hospital is under pressure as around 125 to 135 patients are being admitted here daily.

    “On June 15, as many as 154 patients were admitted to the district hospital, of which 23 patients died due to various reasons. While 20 patients died on June 16, 11 passed away on the following day. They were all aged above 60 years,” he added.

    According to the health officials, on average about eight deaths are reported daily at the district hospital. On Saturday, additional director of the health department of Azamgarh division, O P Tiwari, said a team of the health department from Lucknow would come to Ballia and conduct tests, after which the cause of the deaths would be ascertained. “Maybe there is a disease, which could not be detected. The temperature is also high in the region. During the summers and winters, death rates among diabetic patients and those with breathing difficulties and blood pressure usually increase,” Tiwari said.

    On Sunday, District Magistrate Ravindra Kumar said that the number of beds at the district hospital has been increased to accommodate more patients.

    “In order to ensure that patients at the district hospital do not face any difficulties, some air coolers and air-conditioners have been arranged. Apart from this, 15 beds have also been increased,” he said.

    The DM also said, “CMS Dr Divakar Singh has been sent to Azamgarh, since he gave wrong information about death figures.” Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak, who also holds the health portfolio, said, “The superintendent’s removal has been done since he had made a careless remark without having information about the heatwave. All the chief medical officers and the chief medical superintendents in the state have been instructed to identify each and every patient, and provide them treatment.” Ballia, with the entire central and eastern UP, is reeling under sultry weather. As per the India Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature in Ballia was recorded at 42.2 degrees Celsius (4.7 notches above normal) on Friday (June 16), when 20 patients had died at the district hospital.

  • UP: Atleast 34 dead, several hospitalised in Ballia due to ‘severe heat’

    UP: Atleast 34 dead, several hospitalised in Ballia due to ‘severe heat’

    Thirty-four people admitted at a district hospital have died due to severe heat in the last 24 hours, health officials said on Friday.

    Most of the patients were aged above 60.

    Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr Jayant Kumar said the district is reeling under severe heat and people are getting admitted to the hospital for treatment.

    He told that there have been 34 deaths in two days, of which 23 deaths were reported on June 15 and 11 on June 16.

  • 40 suffering from heat wave die at Uttar Pradesh’s Ballia district hospital in three days

    40 suffering from heat wave die at Uttar Pradesh’s Ballia district hospital in three days

    LUCKNOW: Two teams of the health department were rushed to Ballia on Saturday after 40 patients, who had been admitted to the district hospital due to heat stroke-related complications, died over the past three days.

    As per reports, though the deceased were from varied localities, a high number of deaths sent the health department into a tizzy. Reportedly, 23 patients died on Thursday, 11 on Friday and another six on Saturday.

    The health department has rushed a team under additional director (health) Azamgarh Division Dr OP Tewari, which is camping in Ballia to assess the situation. Director General (health) Renu Srivastava has rushed a separate team from Lucknow to conduct a probe into the high number of casualties.

    Doctors at Ballia district hospital said that most of those who died over the past three days were over 60 years of age and had co-morbid conditions. The average temperature in Ballia, too, has been hovering between 40 and 44 degrees which is several notches above normal.

    But what is perturbing for the health officials is that with similar conditions, no neighbouring district like Azamgarh, Mau and Ghazipur, has reported high numbers of heat wave-related deaths.

    Meanwhile, the state government transferred Ballia district hospital’s chief medical superintendent Dr Diwakar Singh to Azamgarh.

  • The one who was declared dead by the doctors turned out to be alive, see VIDEO…

    The one who was declared dead by the doctors turned out to be alive, see VIDEO…

    New Delhi. An elderly woman was admitted to the hospital after suffering a brain stroke. After treatment here, the doctors declared him dead. Not only this, the death certificate was also issued. But later the same woman came out alive from the coffin. Now the hospital is being accused of negligence. At present, a committee has been formed to investigate. The case pertains to the city of Babahoyo in Ecuador. According to the news agency report, on Friday, 76-year-old Bela Montaya was brought to a government hospital in Martin Icaza. After some time of treatment, the doctors declared Montaya dead. When the relatives came to know about this, they started arranging the coffin so that they could take the body home. But by the time the body reached home, it was learned that Montaya was alive. A video of the incident has also surfaced. In which Montoya is shown breathing inside the coffin.

    Two people next to him are seen trying to lift him. After this, Montoya was again taken for treatment to the same hospital, where he was declared brought dead. Montaya’s son Gilbert Balburn said on Sunday – she was breathing in the coffin. She was also using one hand. Overall, my mother was not dead, but alive. Still we were given the death certificate. Gilbert also told that he is from a very poor family. Had to ask people for money for the coffin. Ecuador’s Ministry of Health issued a statement on this issue. It said that Montoya was admitted to the hospital after suffering a stroke. When there was no response, the doctor on duty confirmed his death. But later it was found that the woman was breathing. At present, a committee has been formed to investigate the incident. It was told that Montoya is still on oxygen. He is undergoing treatment under the supervision of the local administration. His condition is stable. Almost all his organs are responding. It may take time to recover completely. Because age is also a factor.

  • Three masked miscreants carried out the incident of looting one and a half lakh rupees

    Three masked miscreants carried out the incident of looting one and a half lakh rupees

    Jansath. On May 17, a case of robbery of Rs 1.5 lakh by three bike-borne masked miscreants from a Bandhan Bank employee near Kawal village of police station area came to light. After investigation, the police has disclosed the matter. The script of the robbery case was written by the Bandhan banker himself. Disclosing the matter, the police arrested the accused and sent him to jail.

    It may be noted that Bandhan Bank is located in Adarsh Colony of Jansath town. In this, Indrajeet, a resident of Mohadipur village of district Bijnor, is an employee. On May 17, at around 4 pm, Indrajit was returning from village Bihari and Sikheda by bike after collecting one lakh fifty thousand rupees for the installment of the women’s group loan. On the Panipat-Khatima highway, near the construction site of the ongoing underpass in Kawal village, three masked miscreants riding a bike hit it and knocked it down. The miscreants put a pistol on his temple and ran away after looting a bag of money. There was one lakh fifty thousand rupees in the bag, the FIR of this incident was lodged by Bandhan Bank employee Indrajeet in the police station.

    The case was being investigated by SI Vikrant Kumar Kawal Chowki in-charge. Disclosing the robbery, Police Officer Shakeel Ahmed said that Bandhan Bank employee Indrajit himself had hatched the conspiracy. The police have also recovered the looted amount of Rs 1 lakh 50 from Indrajeet. The local police arrested the accused Indrajit resident of village Mohidinpur alias Sadpur and sent him to jail. Station in-charge Dinesh Kumar said that the police was probing the matter, the looted amount of Rs 1.5 lakh has been recovered from the accused. The accused is being sent to jail.