SURAT: Police arrested Indira Khedekar, 40, surgeon and assistant professor at Surat Municipal Institute of Medical Education and Research (SMIMER), for her alleged involvement in a clinical racket that got here to mild in May 2018. Gargi Das, 39, a tutor in tool coaching institute at Mumbai, was also arrested for her involvement in the racket. They had been released on bail after their arrest via crime department officials on Friday.
The function of the accused got here to mild during investigation of the case and then they approached high court for anticipatory bail. The preliminary grievance lodged with crime department was about Rs17 lakh fraud performed with public sector insurance firms. Nirman Pandya, an employee of an agency that works on behalf of insurance firms, had lodged the grievance.
“The accused had been arrested and released since they had were given anticipatory bail. We will approach court to seek their custody for additional investigation in the case,” a police officer stated.
Khedekar, who finished her clinical research from Pune, had allegedly signed and stamped the paperwork used for claiming the insurance via fraudsters. Das allegedly won the cost of insurance money in her bank account in Mumbai. Gautam Shahu, suspected to be the mastermind of the racket, is yet to be arrested.
The racket got here to mild when Mehul Shah contacted the insurance agency saying that he had not claimed repayment of Rs76,956 under his mediclaim insurance coverage. He had won an approval message on his mobile and he knowledgeable the insurance agency but via then money had already been transferred to a bank account which was being operated via some particular person in Dhule of Maharashtra.
The accused whilst raising the fake claim submitted a cheque to the insurance company to receive cost in the bank account, the choice of which was mentioned at the cheque. The money was supposedly claimed for treatment of Shah’s wife at Pragati Hospital in Rajkot. Once the cash was won in the bank account, it was transferred to different financial institution accounts in more than one transactions.
The function of the accused got here to mild during investigation of the case and then they approached high court for anticipatory bail. The preliminary grievance lodged with crime department was about Rs17 lakh fraud performed with public sector insurance firms. Nirman Pandya, an employee of an agency that works on behalf of insurance firms, had lodged the grievance.
“The accused had been arrested and released since they had were given anticipatory bail. We will approach court to seek their custody for additional investigation in the case,” a police officer stated.
Khedekar, who finished her clinical research from Pune, had allegedly signed and stamped the paperwork used for claiming the insurance via fraudsters. Das allegedly won the cost of insurance money in her bank account in Mumbai. Gautam Shahu, suspected to be the mastermind of the racket, is yet to be arrested.
The racket got here to mild when Mehul Shah contacted the insurance agency saying that he had not claimed repayment of Rs76,956 under his mediclaim insurance coverage. He had won an approval message on his mobile and he knowledgeable the insurance agency but via then money had already been transferred to a bank account which was being operated via some particular person in Dhule of Maharashtra.
The accused whilst raising the fake claim submitted a cheque to the insurance company to receive cost in the bank account, the choice of which was mentioned at the cheque. The money was supposedly claimed for treatment of Shah’s wife at Pragati Hospital in Rajkot. Once the cash was won in the bank account, it was transferred to different financial institution accounts in more than one transactions.
SMIMER doctor, aide held; get bail
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