Fake Cardiologist Arrested After Seven Deaths in Madhya Pradesh Sparks Expanded Investigation

Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav, who used forged credentials for decades, faces potential polygraph and narco-analysis tests as authorities uncover extensive fraud operations.

• Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav, using the alias Dr. N John Camm, performed unauthorized heart surgeries in Madhya Pradesh, resulting in seven patient deaths in early 2025.
• Police investigations revealed Yadav's educational qualifications, including two Masters degrees and foreign certifications, were fraudulent.
• Authorities discovered equipment for creating fake seals, IDs, and certificates at Yadav's residence, indicating over 20 years of systemic fraud.
• A polygraph test and narco-analysis are being considered to uncover further details of Yadav's operations and potential accomplices.
• Previous complaints against Yadav date back to 2013, when a Noida hospital exposed his fake credentials, leading to a five-year ban by the Union Ministry of Health.

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