FIRs Filed in Telangana CMRF Scam

CMRF Scam: FIRs Filed in Telangana CMRF Scam

The Chief Minister’s Relief Fund (CMRF) has long been a lifeline for those in need of financial assistance for medical treatment. However, this noble initiative has been tainted by a massive scam involving several hospitals across Telangana. The state’s Crime Investigation Department (CID) has registered six First Information Reports (FIRs) against multiple hospitals in Hyderabad and three other districts for allegedly submitting fraudulent bills to siphon off funds from the CMRF.

The Discovery of the CMRF Scam

Complaint that Triggered the Investigation
The scam came to light following a complaint filed by D.S.N. Murthy, Section Officer (FAC) from the Revenue Department (CMRF) at the Telangana Secretariat. The complaint revealed that fabricated medical bills were submitted to the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) for reimbursement under the CMRF scheme. These fraudulent activities were meticulously planned and executed, indicating a well-coordinated effort to defraud the government.

 

Role of the Telangana Chief Minister
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy ordered an immediate probe into the matter after the scam was detected, particularly since it was uncovered during the previous government’s tenure. The swift action by the Chief Minister underscores the seriousness of the allegations and the government’s commitment to rooting out corruption.

 

Hospitals Implicated in the Scam

Hyderabad Hospitals Under Scrutiny
The FIRs registered by the CID have named 28 hospitals across Telangana, with 10 of these located in Hyderabad. These hospitals include:

• Aruna Sree Multi Specialty Hospital, IS Sadan X Road
• Sri Krishna Hospital, Saidabad
• Janani Hospital, Saidabad
• Hiranyaa Hospital, Meerpet
• Delta Hospital, Hasthinapuram
• Sree Raksha Hospital, BN Reddy Nagar
• MMS Hospital, Sagar Ring Road
• ADRM Multi Specialty Hospital, Sharadanagar
• MMV Indira Multi Specialty Hospital, Kothapet
• Sri Sai Thirumala Hospital, Bairamalguda

These hospitals are accused of submitting false bills to claim funds from the CMRF, thereby diverting money meant for the treatment of genuinely needy patients.

Hospitals in Other Districts Named in FIRs
Apart from Hyderabad, hospitals in Khammam, Nalgonda, Karimnagar, Warangal, and Mahabubabad have also been named in the FIRs. The implicated hospitals in these districts include:

• Khammam:
  • Sri Srikara Multispeciality Hospital
  • Global Multispecialty Hospital
  • Dr. J.R. Prasad Hospital
  • Sri Vinayaka Super Speciality Hospital
  • Sri Sai Multi Specialty Hospital
  • Vyshnavi Hospital
  • Sujatha Hospital
  • New Amrutha Hospital
  • Orange Hospital
  • Megasri Hospital, Bonakal
• Nalgonda:
  • Naveena Multi Specialty Hospital, Miryalaguda
  • Mahesh Multi Specialty Hospital, Miryalaguda
  • Amma Hospital, Railway Station Road
• Karimnagar:
  • Sapthagiri Hospital, Jammikunta
  • Sri Sai Hospital, Peddapalli
• Warangal:
  • Rohini Medicare Pvt. Ltd., Hanumakonda
• Mahabubabad:
  • Sri Sanjeevini Hospital
  • Siddhartha Hospital

These hospitals are facing serious charges of financial misconduct and are under investigation by the CID.

Ongoing Investigation and Expected Actions

Telangana Government’s Assurance
The Telangana government has assured the public that strict action will be taken against all those involved in the scam. The ongoing investigation by the CID is expected to lead to multiple arrests as more details emerge. The government is committed to ensuring that the funds intended for the welfare of the people are protected and that those who seek to exploit such schemes are held accountable.

Impact on Healthcare Sector
This scandal has raised concerns about the integrity of the healthcare sector in Telangana. The misuse of the CMRF not only undermines public trust but also deprives genuinely needy patients of critical financial support. The government’s response and the outcome of the investigation will be crucial in restoring confidence in the healthcare system and the administration of relief funds.

Conclusion

The CMRF scam in Telangana is a stark reminder of the need for vigilance and transparency in the management of public funds. The swift action by the Telangana CID in filing FIRs against the implicated hospitals is a positive step towards accountability. As the investigation progresses, it is hoped that justice will be served, and measures will be put in place to prevent such fraudulent activities in the future.

Disclaimer

The information presented here is based on the latest updates from official sources. The investigation is ongoing, and details may change as new evidence comes to light. Readers are encouraged to follow up with reliable news outlets for the most current developments.

In the FIRs, 28 hospitals have been named and  FIRs Filed in Telangana CMRF Scam. Of these, 10 are located in Hyderabad: Aruna Sree Multi Specialty Hospital, IS Sadan X Road. Sri Krishna Hospital, Saidabad.

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