Mumbai: How is the plan to remove salt water like a covid-19 vaccine hatch? More than two weeks after a fake vaccine drive that affects more than 4,000 residents in the Mumbabi Mumbai region dug, the details have begun to drip in.
The Brazilian racket involves a hospital owner, a student, a former member of the medical association, a former hospital employee and event manager.
In the midst of this case it was the Shivam Charkop Hospital, which was recently sealed by BMC.
Between March 5 and April 28, Shivam Hospital is a Personal Covid Vaccination Center (PCVC) and provides more than 16,000 jabs in official capacity.
The investigator said hospital management was intended to get one additional lakh dose directly from the manufacturer, but could not push money.
Fake Vax Scam: Saline water injections tested by groups at the Association Hospital themselves began taking bookings for the vaccination camp with the help of Mahendra Singh, a former member of the Malad Medical Association.
But, the hospital cannot raise the funds needed to buy a dose of lakh.
“They want to respect the order they have taken.
Dr.
Manish Tripathi, who runs the training and placement of the Institute at Shivam Hospital, and Nee-Ta Pataria, whose family has a hospital, comes with the idea of ​​injecting salt water,” said a police officer.
They must check whether their idea will cause side effects.
Becoming a disciple of Tripathi, Kareem Ali, became a guinea pig and he did not face the problem.
The group then organized their first camp where salt water shot was given.
“Some rules are set: VIAL must be carried in the ice box to prevent suspicion.
Sometimes, the refrigerator at the place of establishment where the camp is done used to store bottles.
The other rules are not to allow photos on the site,” said a police officer.
Singh roamed more people – one of them became a former hospital-hospital-hospital hospital-rajesh pandey – to lurk the target.
An event manager, Sanjay Gupta, was issued to arrange the camp.
Singh, Neeta and Dr.
Tripathi held a meeting at a Malad resort to discuss the finances and companies to target.
Everything went smoothly until the residents of Hiranandani Heritage raised the smell about the vaccine certificate that was not produced and called the police on June 15.
“Accused of logging in two private hospitals and Nesco Jumbo Center to produce several certificates.
But this has the wrong place and date of those who do not help,” the officer said.
The police admitted that they initially thought the camps only violated technical guidelines, such as not telling BMC.
Probes show that at least nine out of 12 camps so far using saltwater is not a vaccine.
“Pataria has been in police custody since June 24, but in addition to collecting documents related to Shivam Hospital, the police did not find anything.
Their arrests have been made based on a statement together, who do not have a value of proof in court,” Kshitij Mehta said, The couple’s lawyer.
Lawyer Dr.
Tripathi rejected comments.
On Sunday, he told the court of judges that Dr.
Tripathi was “tortured” in police custody.