MUMBAI: Enforcement Directorate alleged that Mahadev Deshmukh, a former president of a Satara medical college in collusion with other accused, cheated "350 gullible students" and collected "Rs65.7 core". ED made the allegations in its chargesheet in a money laundering case linked to MBBS admission fraud.
ED said this was done in the guise of offering admissions for MBBS in Institute of Medical Science and Research (IMSR) run by Shri Chhatrapati Shivaji Education Society, Satara, despite knowing that it did not have permission from the Medical Counsel of India and Maharastra University of Health Science for taking admissions in MBBS. "However, neither admission was given to those students nor amount was refunded," ED said.
