Police arrest another fake BAMS degree holder from Tehri

Wednesday, 08 February 2023 | PNS | DEHRADUN Numerous forged documents & fake degrees recovered from main accused The Dehradun Police have recovered nearly 1,200 forged documents including fake MBBS degrees allegedly from Ukraine from the possession of Imlakh Khan, who was on a three-day police custody remand as the main accused of the fake Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) degree case. The police also arrested another fake BAMS doctor on Tuesday from Chamba, Tehri. This is the 12th arrest of the police in the case. The Dehradun senior superintendent of police Dalip Singh Kunwar said that the Special Investigation Team constituted to probe the case arrested the 12th accused, Rajendra Prasad, who was practicing as a doctor in Tehri on the basis of his fake BAMS degree which he had bought in 2017 from Imlakh Khan for Rs 60 lakh. Prasad told the police that he had got Bachelor of Electro Homeopathy Medicine and Surgery (BEMS) degree in 1991 and he met Imlakh in 2017 through a man named Anurag Nautiyal who gave him a fake BAMS degree and registered him in Indian Medical Council (IMC) too for Rs 60 lakh, said the SSP.