Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Doctors Booked for Allegedly Duping Senior Physician of ₹70 Lakh
A doctor and his wife, who run a clinic, wanted their daughter to get into medical school, so they tried to get admission through a special way called the management quota.
They met a group of people, including doctors, who said they could get the daughter admitted but demanded money.
The couple paid ₹70 lakh, but it turned out to be a scam.
The daughter attended fake online classes, realized something was wrong, and the college confirmed the admission was bogus.
The family reported the fraud to the police, leading to an investigation.
Four individuals, including two doctors, are booked for fraud.
A 61-year-old doctor was duped of ₹70 lakh.
The accused promised admission to an MBBS program under the management quota.
The daughter attended fake online classes after receiving a forged admission letter.
The college confirmed no admission had taken place, leading to a police complaint.
- Who
- Two doctors and two others
- What
- Allegedly defrauded a physician of ₹70 lakh
- When
- Between September 2020 and February 2021
- Where
- Mumbai, India
- Why
- For promising and faking an MBBS admission
- Accused
- Two doctors, Luv Gupta, and Kush Gupta
- Complainant
- 61-year-old doctor
- Amount
- ₹70 lakh
- False Promise
- MBBS admission under management quota
- College Targeted
- LTM Medical College (Sion Medical College)