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Narendra John Camm, alleged fake cardiologist linked to seven deaths, is in custody in Damoh. Investigation focuses on his forged medical credentials.

Fake Cardiologist Remanded in Damoh

Narendra John Camm, accused of posing as a cardiologist, is in custody related to seven patient deaths. Authorities probe into his fraudulent credentials to safeguard public health.

Fake cardiologist Narendra John Camm remanded in custody

Narendra John Camm, accused of being a fake cardiologist implicated in seven patient deaths, is under custody in Damoh. The case, involving fraudulent medical certificates, highlights the need for stringent credential verification in healthcare.

A court in Madhya Pradesh's Damoh on Tuesday remanded alleged fake cardiologist, Narendra John Camm, linked to the death of seven patients, to police custody for five days.
A day earlier, he was arrested in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh.
"Chief Judicial Magistrate Sneha Singh remanded Camm to police custody for five days on our request," Public Prosecutor Satish Kapasya told PTI.
Police had registered a First Information Report (FIR) against Camm amid allegations that he possesses a bogus medical degree on charges of forgery and dishonest misappropriation on a complaint lodged by Damoh district's Chief Medical and Health Officer (CMHO) MK Jain.
Damoh Superintendent of Police (SP) Shrut Kirti Somwanshi had said the accused would be interrogated on questions raised by the CMHO in his complaint.
"In the original complaint (submitted to NHRC), there was a mention of the death of seven patients at Mission Hospital. Another complaint (filed by CMHO Jain) was related to verification of the doctor's degree," the SP had said.
Primary verification revealed the doctor's certificate was fake, Somwanshi said.
The accused was arrested based on charges mentioned in the FIR, the police officer added.

Sharing the audio, Saurav wrote in Hindi, ‘You are a good person @KapilSharmaK9 You make people laugh but how can you and your team show these false comments on someone's social media. This is not acceptable. Jai Hind #TheKapil SharmaShow.’ 

Kapil Sharma accused of posting ‘fake’ comments on celebs’ posts by ‘Brahmastra’ actor Saurav Gurjar

Kapil Sharma and his team are yet to react to these allegations. 


Sharing the audio, Saurav wrote in Hindi, &lsquo;You are a good person @KapilSharmaK9 You make people laugh but how can you and your team show these false comments on someone's social media. This is not acceptable. Jai Hind #TheKapil SharmaShow.&rsquo;&nbsp;

WWE star and actor Saurav Gurjar took to social media and accused comedian Kapil Sharma and his team of adding fake comments to his post, prior to &lsquo;The Kapil Sharma Show&rsquo; shoot. In the &lsquo;Post Ka Postmortem&rsquo; segment of the show, Kapil read comments from Saurav&rsquo;s post which featured him with &lsquo;Brahmastra' co-star Ranbir Kapoor. Saurav has claimed that the comments the host reads out are not genuine.
Sharing the audio from the episode where Ranbir Kapoor joined with Shraddha Kapoor and Anubhav Singh Bassi, Saurav wrote in Hindi, &lsquo;You are a good person @KapilSharmaK9 You make people laugh but how can you and your team show these false comments on someone's social media. This is not acceptable. Jai Hind #TheKapil SharmaShow.&rsquo;
The post shared by Saurav Gurjar read, &lsquo;I believe. He is a super sweet buddy!! Supaaaa fun working with him!!! Love and respect bro!&rsquo;
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&lsquo;The Kapil Sharma Show&rsquo; airs on Sony TV, every Saturday and Sunday.
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AP Dhillon’s upcoming concerts in San Francisco and Los Angeles have been postponed after he suffered an injury during his US tour. He apologised to fans for the same.

AP Dhillon injured on tour, shares photo from hospital as he announces cancellation of some US shows 

AP Dhillon made his debut as a singer in 2019 with the single, titled ‘Fake’ featuring G Minxr.

AP Dhillon&rsquo;s upcoming concerts in San Francisco and Los Angeles have been postponed after he suffered an injury during his US tour. He apologised to fans for the same.

Indo-Canadian singer AP Dhillon took to Instagram to announce that his upcoming concerts in San Francisco and Los Angeles have been postponed as he suffered an injury during his US tour. He shared a photo from the hospital bed and apologised to his fans for the &lsquo;inconvenience&rsquo;. He further mentioned the rescheduled dates of the cancelled shows.&nbsp; &nbsp; &lsquo;To all my fans in California. It breaks my heart to inform you that my shows in San Francisco and Los Angeles are being postponed due to an unfortunate injury that I suffered while on tour. I am doing well. And I am expected to fully recover. However, I will not be able to perform at this time. I have been waiting eagerly to see you all and apologise for any inconvenience this may cause you. See you all in a few weeks. Hang on to your tickets. They will be valid for the newly rescheduled dates,&rsquo; he wrote.&nbsp; &nbsp; In another Instagram story, Dhillon said, &lsquo;Rescheduled dates&hellip; San Francisco: November 1 to December 13, November 2 to December 14&hellip; Los Angeles: November 4 to December 11.&rsquo;&nbsp;
 AP Dhillon commenced his Out of This World Tour at Vancouver&rsquo;s Rogers Arena on October 8. He is visiting 10 cities across Canada and the US in his ongoing tour, including New York, Atlanta, Calgary, and Toronto.&nbsp; &nbsp; <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/organisers-of-ap-dhillon-s-concert-land-in-soup-fir-filed-for-flouting-covid-protocols-1639407559992">AP Dhillon</a> made his debut as a singer in 2019 with the single, titled &lsquo;Fake&rsquo; featuring G Minxr. Following this, he went on to record several global hits and gained worldwide recognition. He is well known for fusing R&amp;B, hip-hop, pop and rap into his Punjabi songs.&nbsp;
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Days after a fake cricket league surfaced in Gujarat, UP police busted another fake league which was held at a cricket ground in Meerut. 
The Meerut's fake cricket league went by the name 'Big Boss T20 Punjab League' and the matches have been going on for the past four to five months. 
With the mastermind of this fake cricket league controlling all the operations from Moscow, the organisers have been luring the punters to bet on the matches through a mobile application 'Cric Heros'.
UP police arrested two accused related to the caper, identified as Shitab Alia Shabbu and Rishabh.
Bite 1: Deepak Bhuker, SP, Hapur
While talking to news agency ANI, Hapur's SP Deepak Bhuker said: 'Ashok Chaudhary the mastermind used to pay Rishabh Rs 40,000- Rs 50,000 per match. Players were also paid for the matches.'
'After analysing WhatsApp calls and messages of the arrested suspects it was found that the phone numbers were from Russia and one number was of the Pakistan series," the police official added.

After Gujarat's fake IPL, another cricket league scam busted in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut

Days after an elaborate fake IPL scam surfaced in Gujarat, another fake cricket league was busted by cops in Uttar Pradesh.

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The fake cricket league in Meerut was called the 'Big Boss T20 Punjab League', a scam that had been going on for months.

Days after a fake IPL surfaced in Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh police busted another cricket league scam which was being held at a cricket ground in Meerut.&nbsp;
The fake cricket league in Meerut was called the 'Big Boss T20 Punjab League', a scam that had been going on for 4-5 months before the cops nabbed the culprits.
With the mastermind of this fake cricket league controlling all the operations from Moscow, the organisers have been luring the punters to bet on the matches through the mobile app 'CricHeroes'.
UP police arrested two accused related to the caper, identified as Shitab Alia Shabbu and another man named Rishabh.
Bite 1: Deepak Bhuker, SP, Hapur
While talking to news agency ANI, Hapur's SP Deepak Bhuker said: ' The mastermind Ashok Chaudhary used to pay Rishabh Rs 40,000- Rs 50,000 per match. Players were also paid for the matches.'
'After analysing WhatsApp calls and messages of the arrested suspects, the cops discovered phone numbers that could be traced back to Russia as well as Pakistan," the police official added.

A perplexing case of a US man impersonating as a law enforcement officer for years has come to light.
The man, identified as Antione William Tuckson, hails from Maryland and has been arrested after over 15 years of his impersonation spree.
Tuckson was posing as a US marshal at the time of his arrest.
So what led to his cover blow up? It all happened because of a silly mistake.
It all happened when Tuckson, who was working at a local restaurant as its security official tried to detain two women over a bill dispute.
When the women left the restaurant, Tuckson pursued them and called for backup from Prince George’s County police.
The police officers grew suspicious when they realized he had left his dog, purported to be a police dog, at the restaurant, which seemed unusual.
Tuckson was in possession of fake props and a firearm. He even reportedly owned multiple vehicles with red and blue flashing lights.
The entire matter was unearthed and Tuckson's impersonation spree came to light.
Notably, Tuckson has served time for several felony convictions before.
Tuckson faces up to 17 years in prison if he is convicted.

Maryland man impersonates as law enforcement for 15 years, here's how he got caught

US man impersonates as law enforcement for 15 years, here's how he got caught

The police officers grew suspicious when they realized he had left his dog, purported to be a police dog, at the restaurant, which seemed unusual.

A perplexing case of a US man impersonating as a law enforcement officer for years has come to light.
The man, identified as Antione William Tuckson, hails from Maryland and has been arrested after over 15 years of his impersonation spree.
Tuckson was posing as a US marshal at the time of his arrest. So what led to his cover blow up? It all happened because of a silly mistake.
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Tuckson, who was working at a local restaurant as its security official tried to detain two women over a bill dispute.
When the women left the restaurant, Tuckson pursued them and called for backup from Prince George&rsquo;s County police.
The police officers grew suspicious when they realized he had left his dog, purported to be a police dog, at the restaurant, which seemed unusual.
Tuckson was in possession of fake props and a firearm. He even reportedly owned multiple vehicles with red and blue flashing lights.
The entire matter was unearthed and Tuckson's impersonation spree came to light.
Notably, Tuckson has served time for several felony convictions before.
Tuckson faces up to 17 years in prison if he is convicted.

The accused, identified as Harekrishna Barman, tricked family to pay Rs 40,000 to ward off ‘evil spirit’ from house; cheated several other people with similar claims.

The accused has been identified as Saddam Hussain (23), a member of Borigaon Gaon Panchayat in Abhayapuri of Bongaigaon district

The accused, Smith Sethi, was nabbed after he introduced himself as a drug inspector and tried to con some pharmacy owners in the district

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