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Conman takes Rs 70 lac with promise of medical seats, runs away

  •   Thu, Jul 02 2015 07:59:01 AM

Daijiworld Media Network- Mangaluru (RJP)

Mangaluru, Jul 2: A cheating case against a person has been registered at Ullal police station. The case involves an amount of Rs 70 lac which was taken to provide medical seats to three students at a medical college near Ullal.

Vikram Kumar, the owner of Career Guidance in K R Puram in Bengaluru is the person accused of cheating. M G Subbaiah from Bengaluru is the complainant.

Vikram Kumar had promised Subbaiah that he would provide three medical seats at a medical college in Deralakatte within Ullal police limits. He fixed Rs 36 lac for each medical seat. On June 11, he took Rs 6 lacs advance from Subbaiah in a hotel in Mangaluru, being Rs 2 lac each from three students.

On Monday Jun 29, Vikram Kumar called the students and took them to the college in Deralakatte. He collected the relevant documents from them. He told them that they should give him the money as the media will come to know if the money is handed over inside the college. The students gave him the cash accordingly.

The students and Subbaiah were made to wait at the college premises. When Vikram not return Subbaiah phoned him. Vikram said he was at a bank nearby and would come sooner.

The waiting people later found that Vikrant had run away with their money, as his mobile phone was found switched off. College management said that they did not know Vikrant or anything about the issue.

Subbaiah later decided to file a police complaint at Ullal police station. The amount Vikram allegedly took was Rs 70 lacs collected from three students.
  

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  • rizwan, Dubai/Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    What a TEACHING by Vikram Kumar....The students have learnt the FIRST LESSON....Do not believe anybody !!!

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  • Valson Mendonsa, Mangalore/USA

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    CHEAT and EAT is a Culture in India.. many of them at their at age of 80's after having several Billion rupees in their savings.. Still they Cheat why????BECAUSE Cheating, corruption, Fraud,Conning, Crook Business, Dirty Politics.. is a Culture that nobody can change....even if he/she is highly qualified.. still they do the same what they believe..
    Thatz why.. Western countries, Middle East are more prosperous only reason of CLEAN Culture(No Politics)

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  • Raju, mumbai

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    You are right. Don't come back to India. Stay there

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  • santhosh, Mangaluru

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    Money will be credited in Fake Gandhy party's account

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  • Allen, Mangaluru

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    In Mangalore Medical Colleges booking for Management and NRI quota starts from November-December for the next academic year at 10 lakhs for booking and 50 lakhs after allotment of seat and goes on increasing to 85 lakhs to one crores till PU,CET,Comed K results are out.
    When people are ready to pay, why not make hay when the Sun shines? After all we are all accustomed to corruption by birth!

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  • Hubert D'souza, Mangalore Dubai

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    For TEACHING This Guy CHEATING!!!

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  • kas, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    Feku is looking for Black money outside INDIA......He does not know the quantum of Black money within India, being the PM......

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  • raju, mumbai

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    First we have to target the black money which are kept outside India. Then comes inside india. Step by step. Its only one year is over. Wait. Don't be in hurry. We have to clean the dirt accumulated for last 60 years.

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  • Rudolf, Mumbai

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    Managements of pvt. medical colleges rake in crores of rupees by selling seats to Tom, Dick, and Harry, the only consideration here being vitamin M!!

    Recently there was a news that some fake students writing entrance exams were caught who were actually MBBS pass students and paid handsomely for the same, after passing the entrance test, which they can do easily, they relinquish the seats to the managements who then auction it to the highest bidder as management quota seat!!

    Quality of medical education has fallen down like anything in pvt. medical colleges because of this capitation fee menace hence there is a suggestion now that all MBBS students passing out should give an exit exam like the standardized USMLE before they start practicing or applying for postgraduate seats!! If they start such an exam definitely at least 50% of them will not be able to clear it!!

    This is a vicious cycle producing low quality products who in turn fleece the gullible innocent patients by recommending them to undergo unnecessary tests, scans, and various costly procedures to cover up the money they spent on capitation fees at the earliest, the ultimate sufferer is the common man all because of the greed to make in more money by these dubious medical colleges!! Jai Hind!!

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  • Willy, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    Well said P Shivaram Shetty, get this multi-millionaire. Is there no check on the people who become rich overnight. Please start laying a trap or else we will have quack doctors in the end who will play with our life because they have spent so much of money, in the end we will be bakras for these doctors, we will be suffering in the end. Stop this non-sense now before it becomes a cancer. Jai Hind.

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  • Eulalia Dsouza, Bijai/ Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    These kind of cheating issues have been taking place quite often ad few of them are reported in media. Educated parents and students - ( in this who are seeking medical college seats ) should take enough cautions when they trust any persons.Cash transactions of such huge amounts happen without a proper receipt - looks suspicious. Source of Income of students' parents & credentials of these conman need to be verified. Though we all know these practices are prevalent in few private colleges, one should be taking utter care when they pay such huge amounts in cash.!! I am sure Police department will crack the roots of this.

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  • JJ,

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    Fakes everywhere.... top to bottom

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  • raju, mumbai

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    Yes. Also Pappus like Subbaiah

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  • kumar, kudla

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    let one of us buy a donkey tomorrow. name it as kumar.

    lets go to the owner of a private medical college & ask for one MBBS seat for kumar. the only question that we have to face is how much money we have to pay for getting a seat for our"kumar". they wont even ask, whether "kumar" is a man/donkey/male/female/etc.

    first arrest that subbaih, who gave thirty lakhs to broker for MBBS seat & find out from where he got that money. by the way how much he scored in his PUC? nothing else to comment.

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  • S.M. Nawaz Kukkikatte, Dubai

    Thu, Jul 02 2015


    Dear Kumar
    Good pointed out

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  • Eric Coelho, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    We need to look into this issue in 2 ways - One seeking medical admission through illegal means and other acting as a conduit to get admission also through illegal means. The entire deal is in cash which means to say it is black money. Hence both the giver and taker are criminals and thieves, guilty in the eyes of law. So here comes the police for theft and income tax for theft of tax and other law agencies. The conman should be arrested sooner and the giver who has paid in cash should be questioned the source of money. These incidents are not the first time and it keeps happening at regular intervals and the media publishes advising people to be cautious. Inspite of these cases being in public glare we always love to do our work through short cut methods. It is the greed that has taken command over their life.

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  • Bryan, Bahrain

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    Never take all people for granted, because all that is gold does not glitter. There are lot of fake and liars in this world. Police should immediately make a sketch of this conman's face and make it public, so others are not taken for a ride by this sweet talker (SOB)...

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  • Aadil Khan, Kasaragod/Saudi Arabia

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    Rs. 70 lakhs for three MBBS seats! Joke of the day.

    First of all Subbaya must have realized that nowhere in India he would receive three MBBS seat for this amount. And, in Mangalore, despite having 7 or 8 Medical colleges within the radius of 11 KM., the rate is ranging for an MBBS seat is from Rs. 80 lakh to 1 Cr.

    I wonder, how Subbaya believed this conman?

    And don't ask the rate of a MD seat!

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  • martin,

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    START 3-year diploma course in medicine,teach them to treat some of common ailment as well as helper to surgeons.minimum qualification for this course be 2nd PU sci or BSc nursing,to get certificate make 2 year service compulsory.
    MAKE this course affordable but keep the standards world class.
    ONCE this realized most of problems facing Indian health/medical/hospital field solved forever.there'll be enough doctors to treat our villagers!!
    WITHIN no time demand for MBBS will tumble.

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  • nagesh nayak, bangalore

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    These problems have started only of late since two years of nidderamayya govt.

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  • P Shivaram Shetty, Baroda/Vadodara

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    It is true that this is a case of Cheating.
    But there is another dark truth also. That is all these private Medical colleges have their own trusted brokers through whom they allot Medical seats to North Indians by taking Capitation Fees in Crores only in Cash and no receipt is given by the college.
    One of my relatives is doing such broker business since last 10 years for a Private Medical college in Mangalore, and he will guarantee a seat in that Medical college but charges his own commission ranging from Rs.5 to 10 lakhs per student apart from capitation fees ranging from Rs.one crore to three crores which goes to the college promoter's personal coffers.
    He has appointed sub-agents in Baroda, Surat & Ahmadabad. Now he is a multi-millionaire.

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  • Rudolf, Mumbai

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    In Bambaya language these brokers are called 'Dalals' and now they have gained entry into the elite medical college admission too!!LOL!!!

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  • Shahul, Honnali

    Thu, Jul 02 2015


    BUSINESSMAN

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    These problems have started only of late ...

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  • Harish, Udupi

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    How it matters?. You want this should have started long back?

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Jul 02 2015

    Harish, last one year we have had over a dozen such instances ...

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Jul 03 2015

    @Jossey S.Mumbai,what do you mean of late?since started raining?This cheating ,and money for seats or in Office for the work done is since decades there .or you came to know only now?

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