Seven fatalities in India as fake doctor's heart surgeries go wrong

(Web Desk): A fake doctor performed heart surgery at a hospital in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, resulting in the death of seven patients.

According to Indian media, the deaths of seven patients in the span of one month at a hospital in the town of Damoh have raised alarms in the area.

Media reports indicate that a man named John Kim took a job at the Christian Missionary Hospital and falsely presented himself as a renowned cardiologist.

According to the reports, Dr. John Kim performed heart surgeries on patients suffering from heart conditions, all of whom later died. This led to allegations that he was a fake doctor, prompting the administration to launch an investigation. It was revealed that the real name of the doctor was Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav.

Further media reports revealed that the district investigative team also took action and seized all documents from the hospital. It was discovered that the fake doctor had submitted forged documents resembling those of a famous British doctor. Additionally, the accused is alleged to have been involved in several controversies, including a criminal case registered against him in Hyderabad.

In this regard, a lawyer and the district president of the Child Welfare Committee, Deepak Tiwari, said that the official death toll is seven, but the actual number is much higher. He also stated that he has filed a complaint in court regarding this matter.