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- Rajasthan's Special Operation Group has arrested Nitin Kumar, a Delhi resident alleged to be a mastermind of a network that created fake FMG screening exam certificates for foreign medical graduates.
- The group charged doctors who failed the mandatory FMG exam up to 20-30 lakh rupees per person to arrange forged certificates and registration with the Rajasthan Medical Council.
- Twenty-nine accused, including a former registrar and former chairman of the council, have been arrested so far, and 24 doctors who registered with fake certificates have been identified.
- Investigations are ongoing and police are searching for other members of the network.
What to watch next
- Further arrests of network members being searched for by the SOG
- Action against the 24 identified doctors who registered using fake certificates
- Findings of the ongoing detailed investigation into the fraud network
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