CBI arrested the neurosurgeon of Safdarjung Hospital, know why this action happened?

Safdarjung Hospital Neurosurgeon Arrested: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Thursday (March 30) arrested a neurosurgeon of Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital. The neurosurgeon and his four associates were found guilty of procuring surgical instruments from a specialized store at exorbitant prices to give patients early dates for operations. Arrested for coercion.

Nefarious nexus busted after arrest

Officials said that the agency raided several places in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh and busted the nefarious nexus. He said that neurosurgeon Manish Rawat was arrested on Thursday morning. After a thorough investigation, the CBI arrested Rawat and four of his confidants, including Deepak Khattar, owner of Kanishka Surgical Store in New Delhi, and middlemen Avnesh Patel, Manish Sharma and Kuldeep.

Used to put pressure together to recover money from patients

A CBI spokesperson said that after his arrest, Rawat’s medical examination was done at Safdarjung Hospital at 7.52 am on Thursday. The charges against those arrested are related to bribery and corruption. The CBI has accused Rawat of colluding with his associates to demand payment from patients for medical consultations and surgical procedures contrary to the established protocols of the hospital.

Used to buy equipment from a special medical store at many times the cost

According to the information gathered by the CBI, Patel on Rawat’s behalf used to contact the relatives of the patients and ask them to get the necessary surgical equipment from Khattar’s shop in Jangpura to ensure an early date for the surgery. The CBI said he would then request them to make cash payments to Khattar’s employees—Sharma or Kuldeep—or to send money online to the mobile numbers linked to the bank accounts of these employees.

Distributed money of illegal earnings with surgeon

Patel allegedly gave the money received from patients’ relatives to Rawat personally in cash or forwarded it to others after receiving the money from Sharma, Kuldeep, or Khattar as directed by the surgeon. The CBI spokesperson disclosed that Rawat forced the patients to pay a price that was many times more than the actual cost of the equipment. He said that the shop owner shared this profit with the accused surgeon..

From 30 thousand to 1.15 lakh recovered from patients

Investigation revealed that Rawat instructed his patients to deposit bribes ranging from Rs 30,000 to Rs 1.15 lakh in the bank accounts of middlemen. The agency has charged Rawat with misappropriation of surplus funds from the sale of exorbitantly expensive surgical equipment, enriching himself and his co-conspirators through bribery and laundering illegal profits through various companies controlled by Ganesh Chandra, a private individual resident of Bareilly. is also alleged to have done.

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