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King George's Medical University (KGMU) in Lucknow is one of the largest teaching hospitals in Uttar Pradesh, with a busy campus of patients, attendants and st…
📍 Lucknow, India
India's medical admissions reserve seats for several categories, and each reservation is claimed with a certificate. In 2025 Uttar Pradesh police arrested a me…
📍 Lucknow, India
Most degree rackets sell forgeries. The one Medical Dialogues reported from Uttar Pradesh in May 2025 did that and something more revealing: it rented genuine …
📍 Lucknow, India
The most effective admission frauds do not invent a college. They borrow one. In November 2025 Lucknow police described a consultancy that had borrowed the ide…
📍 Lucknow, India
Lucknow, home to King George's Medical University and a cluster of private colleges, is a natural place for a racket in medical credentials to set up. In Septe…
📍 Lucknow, India
The most convincing scams do not invent a college — they borrow a real one. In November 2025, Lucknow police arrested two men, reported as Abhinav Sharma (35) …
📍 Hind Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow, Lucknow, India
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