Archive · 1 Aug 2025
Fake Cardiologist's Patients Died: Hospital Under Scrutiny
A man pretending to be a doctor named 'Dr.
John Camm' performed heart procedures.
Sadly, five patients died on the same day they had these procedures.
The man was using a fake name and wasn't properly licensed.
The hospital didn't tell the government about him, which was against the rules.
The government is now looking into what happened and why the hospital allowed this.
Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav, posing as 'Dr. John Camm,' performed angioplasty procedures at Mission Hospital.
Five patients died on the same day they underwent procedures by Yadav.
Yadav performed 12 angioplasty operations between January 2 and February 11.
The hospital failed to inform health authorities about Yadav's appointment.
Yadav fled after his last operation and resigned from the hospital.
- Who
- Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav (fake Dr. John Camm) and patients at Mission Hospital.
- What
- Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav, impersonating Dr. John Camm, performed angioplasty procedures and is linked to patient deaths.
- When
- Procedures were performed between January 2 and February 11.
- Where
- Mission Hospital in Damoh district, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- Yadav's alleged malpractice and lack of proper credentials led to patient deaths.
Government Investigation
Hospital Administration
Hospital Regulations
Government Investigation
Authorities are investigating the hospital's failure to report the doctor's appointment and failure to verify his credentials.
Hospital Administration
The hospital's negligence may have directly led to patient deaths.
- Accused's Name
- Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav
- Impersonated
- Dr. John Camm
- Hospital
- Mission Hospital, Damoh
- Number of Procedures
- 12
- Patients Died on Same Day
- 5
- Age Range of Patients
- 51-75
