Indian police arrested a man on Tuesday accused of impersonating a respected London-based cardiologist, days after a probe into the deaths of 7 patients.
The alleged scammer, who practised at the private Mission Hospital in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, has been charged with cheating and forgery, police superintendent Shrutkirti Somvanshi told reporters.
“His documents have been found to be fake… The accused doctor has been arrested by our team,” Somvanshi said.
The detained man gave his name as “Narendra John Camm”, the same as listed on the hospital’s website, written in Hindi.
A mugshot published in local media showed him with bleached yellow hair. (Channels)
