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Starting from April 7 to April 9, a team from the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) will be stationed in Damoh to probe the serious allegations involving a fake doctor operating at a local missionary hospital. A National Human Rights Commission team will be in Damoh from April 7 to 9 to investigate the ongoing matter.
Hospital in Damoh: Madhya Pradesh – A shocking incident has come to light from Damoh district, where seven people have allegedly died after receiving treatment from a fake cardiologist at a missionary hospital. Following the serious allegations, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has stepped in and initiated a detailed investigation into the matter.
According to officials, NHRC member Priyank Kanoongo confirmed that a special investigation team will be stationed in Damoh from April 7 to 9 to thoroughly probe the case.
The action was prompted by a complaint filed by a local resident, who alleged that an individual posing as ‘Dr. N John Camm’ had been treating patients at the hospital while falsely claiming to be a foreign-trained cardiologist. The complaint further stated that the accused’s real name is Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav, and he had fraudulently used the identity of Professor John Camm, a renowned cardiologist from the United Kingdom.
It is alleged that patients were misled and given incorrect treatment, leading to the tragic loss of lives. The NHRC is now actively investigating the authenticity of the credentials and the role of hospital authorities in this grave incident.
Authorities at a missionary hospital in Damoh, Madhya Pradesh, are under scrutiny following reports of the untimely death of seven individuals allegedly due to treatment by a fake doctor. The incident came to light through a social media post by National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) Chairperson Priyank Kanoongo on Friday.
According to Kanoongo, the hospital in question is reportedly functioning under the Pradhan Mantri Ayushman Bharat Yojana, raising serious concerns about the alleged misuse of government funds meant for public healthcare. The case involves patients being operated on for heart-related ailments by an unqualified individual posing as a doctor.
In response to the serious allegations, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has stepped in and ordered a full-scale investigation. “The investigation team of the NHRC, constituted on my orders, will be stationed in Damoh from April 7 to April 9 to probe the matter,” Kanoongo shared in a post on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday.
He also urged victims and concerned citizens to come forward with any relevant information. “If any victim or any other person wants to provide information related to the case, they can meet the investigation team in Damoh,” he added.
Attempts to contact the hospital authorities for a statement have so far been unsuccessful.
Damoh, Madhya Pradesh – Serious allegations have emerged against a doctor operating under a false identity at the cardiology department of Mission Hospital in Damoh. According to a formal complaint filed by Deepak Tiwari, a resident of Jabalpur Naka, several patients reportedly lost their lives between January and February this year due to treatment administered by an unqualified and unauthorized medical practitioner.
The complaint identifies the individual as Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav, who had been posing as “Dr. N John Camm” while treating patients at the hospital. It is alleged that Yadav was involved in administering improper medical care, which led to multiple fatalities.
The complainant further stated that Yadav has a history of controversies and frequently changes his location, making it difficult to track him. The investigation team has assured that they will thoroughly examine both the institution and the individuals named in the complaint, including hospital administrative officials.
Authorities are expected to initiate a detailed inquiry into the matter, and if the allegations are proven, legal action is likely to follow.
Damoh, Madhya Pradesh – District Collector Sudhir Kochar confirmed that a formal complaint has been received regarding alleged irregularities at the Mission Hospital in Damoh. He stated that an investigation is currently underway, and further action will be based on the findings of the inquiry report.
The issue came to light following claims of “serious irregularities” at the hospital. According to the complainant, Mr. Tiwari, a detailed written complaint has also been submitted to the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), prompting authorities to initiate a formal probe.
7 die after ‘fake’ cardiologist treats them in Damoh, NHRC orders probe
In a tragic case of alleged medical negligence, seven individuals have reportedly lost their lives after receiving treatment from a fake cardiologist at a missionary hospital in Madhya Pradesh’s Damoh district. The disturbing incident has triggered a full-scale investigation by the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), officials confirmed on Sunday.
According to NHRC member Priyank Kanoongo, a team from the commission will be stationed in Damoh from April 7 to April 9 to conduct an in-depth inquiry into the matter. The investigation aims to uncover how an unqualified individual was allowed to practice medicine and examine the circumstances that led to the deaths.
The case has sparked outrage and raised serious questions about hospital oversight and regulatory mechanisms in the state’s healthcare system. The NHRC’s intervention underscores the gravity of the situation and the need for accountability in safeguarding patients’ rights and well-being.
The investigation team of the National Human Rights Commission, constituted on my orders to investigate the matter, will camp in Damoh from 7 April to 9 April and investigate. If any victim or any other person wants to provide information related to the case, they can meet the investigation team in Damoh. The investigation team will investigate the institutions and persons mentioned in the complaint, including administrative officers,” Kanungoo posted on X along with the picture of the hospital.
An alarming investigation is underway in Damoh following a serious complaint by a local resident, Deepak Tiwari, who alleges that a man posing as a foreign-trained cardiologist is actually a fraud. The accused, identified as Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav, had reportedly been practicing under the false identity of ‘Dr. N John Camm’ — a name resembling that of a renowned UK-based cardiologist, Professor John Camm.
According to the complaint, Yadav allegedly used this fake identity to win the trust of unsuspecting patients. Shockingly, he has been linked to the deaths of at least seven individuals, reportedly due to incorrect or misleading treatment.
Reacting to the complaint, National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) member Priyank Kanoongo confirmed via a post on X (formerly Twitter) that an NHRC team would inspect the hospital, meet with the accused, and interact with administrative officials. He urged affected patients, victims’ families, and local residents with relevant information to come forward during the team’s visit.
Damoh District Collector Sudhir Kochar also acknowledged the receipt of the complaint and confirmed that an official investigation is in progress. Appropriate actions will be taken based on the probe’s findings.
The hospital in question, Mission Hospital, has yet to release any public statement regarding the matter. Complainant Tiwari added that a formal written complaint had been submitted to the NHRC after learning about “serious irregularities” within the hospital’s operations.
The case has sparked outrage among locals, with many demanding justice for the victims and stricter scrutiny of medical credentials in the region.
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