In a shocking revelation, the Agarwal Medical Centre in the heart of Delhi, specifically in Greater Kailash’s E block, is accused of thriving as a fraudulent institution with fake doctors.
Despite its outwardly normal appearance in an upscale neighborhood, the hospital allegedly operated dangerously, leading to at least 15 reported deaths. The facility claimed to be “Super Specialty” and “Government Approved,” with a sandstone facade that seemingly blended into its surroundings.
This case underscores the potential dangers of inadequate regulatory oversight, as such institutions manage to operate with fake credentials, putting the lives of unsuspecting patients at risk.
The community’s trust in medical facilities, coupled with possible regulatory gaps, may have contributed to the hospital’s thriving existence.
Investigations into the matter are essential to ensure accountability, protect public health, and prevent such incidents in the future.
