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A case has been registered in Thane, Maharashtra, against a doctor and two others for allegedly forging documents and patient records to obtain Rs 4.75 lakh from the Chief Minister's Relief Fund. The fraud was uncovered during internal scrutiny at Ganpati Multi-Speciality Hospital and involved fabricating records for 13 non-existent patients.
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