The Bengal Medical Council has officially accused former TMC MLAs of helping enable a fake doctor scam that allowed unqualified individuals to acquire medical licenses. The complaint, filed recently, claims that the ex‑MLAs used their influence to bypass standard vetting procedures. Investigations are underway to determine the extent of their involvement and to identify any other parties who may have benefited.
If proven, the implicated legislators could face legal consequences for aiding the registration of fraudulent medical practitioners. The case underscores persistent concerns about corruption in professional certification processes in West Bengal. Further updates will be provided as the inquiry progresses.
