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Four booked for forging hospital bills

A constable and three clerks posted at the Mumbai crime branch headquarters were booked on Wednesday for submitting bogus hospital bills.
Four booked for forging hospital bills
MUMBAI: A constable and three clerks posted at the Mumbai crime branch headquarters were booked on Wednesday for submitting bogus hospital bills.
The four—clerks Santosh Palande, Anand Dalvi, Shankar Jadhav and constable Rajesh Pawar—were under the scanner for sometime, said an investigator. “The clerks cleared hospital and medical bills of policemen.
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Our personnel can avail of cashless treatment schemes in hospitals. However, some who don’t submit their documents on time and seek reimbursement,” a police officer said.
“They submit their documents to the clerks. We suspect the clerks also sought bribes to process the medical reimbursement,” he added.
“They were never admitted to a hospital. Some fake hospital bills are in the name of their dependants. In some cases, the names of doctors and consulting surgeons are fictitious,” said a cop.
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Mateen Hafeez

Mateen Hafeez, special correspondent at The Times of India in Mumbai, reports on terrorism, underworld, cybercrime and organized crime syndicates. He also writes about the jails in Maharashtra and focuses on human interest stories. He has covered the Ghatkopar bomb blast, Vile Parle bomb blast, Mulund train blast, train serial blasts in 2006, 26/11 terror attacks and Pune's German Bakery bomb blast. He has a special interest in Urdu fiction written by Ibn-e-Safi.

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