Shocking ! Group of Muslims posed as Hindu doctors, defrauds senior citizens of lakhs
Accordingly, the crime branch (unit arrested 3 Muslims, Mohammad Khan (49) alias Dr R Patel, Mohammad Nafees Sharif (39), Mohammad Nisar (27), Mohammad Sharif, (44), all from Rajasthan.
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In a very shocking development has come to light from the Mumbai, where group of Muslim Youth posed as the posed as high profile Hindu Unani Ayurvedic doctors defrauded a senior citizen from Mumbai of 14.5 lakhs.
The Mumbai police has arrested them after a victim filed a complaint against them. Accordingly, the crime branch (unit III) laid a trap at Malegaon, Nashik and arrested Mohammad Khan (49) alias Dr R Patel, Mohammad Nafees Sharif (39), Mohammad Nisar (27), Mohammad Sharif, (44), all from Rajasthan.
The accused identified themselves as Rakesh Aggarwal (40), Dr R Patel, (50) and the doctor’s assistant Manish (35).They claimed to be renowned Unani doctors with branches of their hospitals in Gujarat and Rajasthan.
As per the police the accused from Kota in Rajasthan have duped at least seven more persons, all senior citizens suffering from various health ailments.A few months ago, at Nariman Point, three people approached him after seeing his hands tremble.
Three Muslims posed as Hindu doctors, defrauded a senior citizen from Mumbai of 14.5 lakhs.
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Crime branch of Nashik arrested Mohammad Khan, who was pretending to be Dr. R Patel for looting senior citizens in the name of ayurvedic treatment.
Mohammed Nafees and Mohammed Sharif… pic.twitter.com/a11klbJBff
In one case, a Wadala-based senior citizen paid Rs 14.5 lakh to cure the tremors he felt in his hands. They assured him his tremors would go away if they could perform the procedure of sucking blood from his body.
Convinced he called them home and in September, the three of them came to his home. The main accused, posing as Dr Patel, used cylindrical cones and marked out points where he claimed bad blood had accumulated, and made cuts with a blade.
He then kept clumps of Multani Mitti in his mouth and sucked some blood from the complainant’s body and spat it out. He told the complainant that his blood had clotted and showed him the multani mitti clumps as proof. Over a period of time, the accused took Rs 14.5 lakhs in cash from the victim
“The complainant said that owing to very poor health, he believed the accused and paid them exorbitant sums of money. After sometime, he realised his health showed no improvement, and the accused also stopped taking his calls,” the officer said.
The complainant then approached the police following which an FIR was registered at Marine Drive police station. The crime branch began tracking the accused and found out that they were at Malegaon-Nashik, living in clans with other companions, and pitching tents in open fields for two to three months.
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