Govt Doctor rips of 22 lakh for black fungus!
Vijayawada: A female doctor at vijayawada GGH has been accused of cheating. A government doctor is accused of taking Rs 22 lakh from a patient for treatment of black fungus. To provide emergency medications for black fungus, victims paid Rs 22 lakh in Dr Tota Vania Supriya's account.
The family members of the victim Pottem vijayalakshmi who lodged the complaint along with the evidence on Dr thota vani Supriya.
There is evidence that Vijayalakshmi's son Anil Dev Sarath sent Rs 22 lakh from America to vani Supriya's account. Officials are in awe of the lakhs collected at the government hospital. The superintendent is now investigating the complaint lodged by the victims. Dr vani Supriya has been suspended by his superiors. The pending wage arrears have also been stopped. However, vijayawada GGH Superintendent Jaganmohan said that the contract doctor had collected money in the name of special treatment.
There were no doctors accepting money at the government hospital, according to the GGH superintendent. Four months after the event, the victim's son was in the united states and had lovingly given huge sums of money to his mother.
The GGH superintendent, on the other hand, said that Dr vani Supriya could not be reached and that he had previously filed a complaint with the authorities.
The family members of the victim Pottem vijayalakshmi who lodged the complaint along with the evidence on Dr thota vani Supriya.
There is evidence that Vijayalakshmi's son Anil Dev Sarath sent Rs 22 lakh from America to vani Supriya's account. Officials are in awe of the lakhs collected at the government hospital. The superintendent is now investigating the complaint lodged by the victims. Dr vani Supriya has been suspended by his superiors. The pending wage arrears have also been stopped. However, vijayawada GGH Superintendent Jaganmohan said that the contract doctor had collected money in the name of special treatment.
There were no doctors accepting money at the government hospital, according to the GGH superintendent. Four months after the event, the victim's son was in the united states and had lovingly given huge sums of money to his mother.
The GGH superintendent, on the other hand, said that Dr vani Supriya could not be reached and that he had previously filed a complaint with the authorities.