A case of fraud was registered by Kolar police against society member of SKS hospital for duping to the tune of `8.60 crore for selling the hospital by providing fake information to obtain Medical Council of India (MCI) permission for opening of medical college.
According to the police the victim SD Singh Tomar provided `8.60 crore to NK Sharma of SKS hospital for purchasing of SKS hospital and to open a medical college as the hospital has obtained permission from MCI.
In the complaint the victim stated that on June 22, 2015 he stuck a deal with the accused to buy SKS hospital as it has obtained MCI permission for opening medical college and provided `8.60 crore to the accused NK Sharma who operates from Delhi.
At the time of the deal accused assured that the victim would be made president of the society but after three months accused escaped the city and later the accused sold the same property to some other person and failing to get the money or the hospital police compliant was lodged.
Based on the complaint received by the senior police officials in the past few months a case of fraud was registered by Kolar police on Thursday.
The police have registered a case under section 420, 467, 468 and 471 of the IPC and have started further investigation. The details of the payments made by the victim would be checked and the accused would be quizzed in the investigation regarding the details, said police.