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Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai faces a Rs 2,100 crore fraud scandal with trustees accused of embezzlement, severely impacting hospital operations.

Lilavati Hospital Rs 2,100 Cr Fraud Scandal

A massive Rs 2,100 crore fraud scandal at Lilavati Hospital exposes serious embezzlement by ex-trustees, impacting thousands of daily patients.

Massive Rs 2,100 crore fraud uncovered at Lilavati Hospital

Lilavati Hospital faces a Rs 2,100 crore fraud scandal involving ex-trustees. Embezzlement hampers its operations.

A major scandal has engulfed Mumbai's renowned Lilavati Hospital as the Lilavati Kirtilal Mehta Medical Trust has alleged extensive embezzlement of funds by former trustees, amounting to an astounding Rs 2,100 crore.
An FIR was initially filed in July 2024, but the allegations of financial misappropriation date back to 2001.
Fresh complaints have been lodged with Bandra police and the Enforcement Directorate, highlighting how the lack of funds severely impacts the hospital's ability to serve thousands of patients daily.
Parambir Singh, the former Commissioner of Mumbai Police and the current Executive Director of Lilavati Hospital, revealed that the trustees allegedly responsible for these financial discrepancies are currently residing in Belgium and Dubai.
Notably, there are bizarre allegations against them involving practices of witchcraft, with eight urns containing human bones and hair discovered beneath their office flooring. These artifacts have been submitted to the police as evidence.
The irregularities came to light after a forensic audit, launched by a new team of trustees, confirmed massive financial fraud and the misuse of funds. A source described the situation as "the biggest scam ever in the medical sector."
In addition to siphoning off large-scale funds, accusations include illegal financial transactions, fraudulent investments, and kickbacks. Furthermore, another investigation is ongoing into the theft of valuables from the hospital's facility in Gujarat.
The Income Tax department has also filed claims in the High Court for over Rs 500 crore, citing fraudulent expenditures by the former trustees.
Prashant Mehta, Permanent Resident Trustee, stated, &ldquo;The misconduct and financial misappropriation uncovered are a betrayal of the trust's values and pose a direct threat to our hospital's mission. We are dedicated to ensuring accountability for all involved and urge the Enforcement Directorate to take decisive action under the PMLA.&rdquo;
The militant stance by the Trust underscores the seriousness of the situation, marking it as a landmark scandal in India's medical sector. As the investigation continues, all eyes are on the authorities to deliver justice swiftly.

Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan is recovering well after undergoing surgery following an injury. Doctors confirmed his condition is stable, and he has been moved out of the ICU. 

Saif Ali Khan recovering well after surgery, moved out of ICU: Doctors

Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan is recovering well after undergoing surgery following an injury. Doctors confirmed his condition is stable, and he has been moved out of the ICU.&nbsp;

Reports about Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan's health took a positive turn as Dr. Nitin Dange from Lilavati Hospital confirmed on Friday that the actor is doing "extremely well" and has been moved out of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
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<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WATCH?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WATCH</a> | Saif Ali Khan Attack Case | Dr Nitin Dange, Chief Neurosurgeon Lilavati Hospital Mumbai says, "Saif Ali Khan is better now. We made him walk, and he walked well...Looking at his parameters, his wounds and all the other injuries, he is safe to be shifted out of the&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/VR5huOrSQ2">pic.twitter.com/VR5huOrSQ2</a>
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While his movements remain limited, the actor is considered out of danger and free from any paralysis concerns.
Dr. Niraj Uttamani, who attended to Saif shortly after his injury, described the scene upon the actor's arrival at the hospital: "Despite having blood all over, he walked in like a lion with his young child.
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<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WATCH?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WATCH</a> | Saif Ali Khan Attack Case | Niraj Uttamani, Chief Operating Officer of Lilavati Hospital says, "Saif Ali Khan is a real hero...He is doing well. He has been shifted from ICU to a normal room..." <a href="https://t.co/3pucBkC8ys">pic.twitter.com/3pucBkC8ys</a>
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He is a real hero. He is doing well currently. His parameters have improved. He is being shifted from the ICU to a special room. We will keep visitors in check to ensure he gets the rest he needs," Dr. Uttamani added.
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<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WATCH?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WATCH</a> | Saif Ali Khan Attack Case | Niraj Uttamani, Chief Operating Officer of Lilavati Hospital says, "I was the first one to meet Saif Ali Khan when he came to the hospital. He was drenched in blood but he walked in like a lion with only his small kid, Taimur. Saif Ali Khan is&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/rAgwvEoZr8">https://t.co/rAgwvEoZr8</a> <a href="https://t.co/ZAolaDNpPB">pic.twitter.com/ZAolaDNpPB</a>
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Dr. Dange advised that rest is crucial due to wounds on Saif's back, which pose a risk of infection. "He is doing excellent. We made him walk. There was no problem or pain or any other symptoms.
Based on several parameters, including his injuries and wounds, he is deemed safe to be shifted out of the ICU. The only thing we have advised him is to take rest for some time, particularly because of the wounds on his back that could lead to infection," Dr. Dange stated.
He further elaborated that the injury to the actor's spine has been addressed, thereby necessitating restrictions on Saif's movements and visiting activities to aid in his recovery.
"He sustained wounds on his hand, and one on the neck, which underwent plastic surgery repair. I also operated on his spine where a sharp object was lodged and from where fluid was seeping. The repairs have been successful," Dange informed reporters.
Meanwhile, Mumbai Police have retrieved a portion of the blade removed from Saif's back and continue efforts to secure the remaining part. Police have detained an individual suspected to be connected to the assault on Saif Ali Khan at his Bandra residence and are currently questioning him at Bandra police station. ALSO READ: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/saif-ali-khan-knife-attack-detained-man-unrelated-to-the-case-says-mumbai-police-1737117453986" target="_blank">Saif Ali Khan knife attack: Detained man unrelated to the case, says Mumbai Police</a> 
The accused was last seen near the Bandra railway station, and authorities continue to search for him, suspecting he might have taken a morning train heading towards Vasai Virar. Police teams are actively searching in Vasai, Nalasopara, and Virar areas for any leads.

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