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Dead doctor, live reports: Pathology racket exposed

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February 25, 2026

A recent complaint filed by the Maharashtra Association of Practising Pathologists and Microbiologists (MAPPM) has exposed a disturbing case in Pune, where a pathologist who died on November 20, 2025, was found to have "signed" laboratory reports issued as late as January 2026.

- Amit Srivastava

Shockingly, similar instances have reported from the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), including Mumbai, the association claimed.

MAPPM has alleged that nearly 8,000 pathology laboratories across the state are operating without qualified pathologists. It accused the state of failing to act against "bogus doctors", warning that public health is being placed at significant risk.

Dr Sandeep Yadav, president of MAPPM, said laboratories functioning without registered postgraduate pathologists are issuing unreliable reports.

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