In a shocking development, FIRs have been registered against former trustees of a leading Mumbai hospital for financial misappropriation amounting to over Rs 1,500 crore and performing black magic inside the hospital premises. The complaint was filed by the charitable trust that currently runs the hospital.
According to a complaint filed by the trust, a forensic audit revealed significant financial misappropriation by the former trustees that affected the trust's and hospital's functioning negatively. As many as four FIRs have been filed against the former trustees.
Money laundering
The current trust's executive director, a former police commissioner of Mumbai, told reporters on Tuesday that the trust has registered a case against 17 individuals in this regard. He added that they approached the Bandra Police but they refused to file an FIR. Following this, the trust approached a Bandra court. "The accused, while working as an alleged trustee, adopted different methods in the purchases of medical equipment, furniture and pictures, computers, and other equipment in connivance with other accused companies as well as their directors," he alleged.
He alleged that they have sought a probe by the Enforcement Directorate into the alleged money laundering and huge properties amassed abroad using proceeds of the crime.
Black Magic
He alleged that the black magic was performed in the office where a permanent trustee and his mother sat.
The trustee alleged some of the former employees approached the trust some months ago with regard to black magic rituals. "Eight pots filled with human remains, rice, human hair, and other black magic material were found buried when the office floor was dug up," he alleged. He added that a case has been filed under section 228 of the BNSS in this regard.
