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Visakhapatnam
Staff Reporter
VISAKHAPATNAM: Several fresh charges have been levelled against the managing director of Deepti Nursing Home, Nageswara Rao, who is now under judicial remand in connection with a rape case. At a press conference conducted by the Progressive Organisation for Women (POW), Siddharth Vijaya, who had worked in the nursing home for 10 years, alleged that the doctor took Rs. 4.5 lakhs from her family promising to refund it once his nursing home got the status of a corporate hospital.
Charges
After a wordy duel with him on May 8, he gave two blank cheques. On verification, it was found that he had no account in the bank. She met the Deputy Commissioner of Police, K.L. Reddy, and lodged a complaint against Dr. Nageswara Rao. In another case, Anamani, an employee in the nursing home, was asked to pay Rs. 4.5 lakhs following a promise by the doctor to register a house in Kancharapalem in her name in 2001. He then allegedly committed a breach of promise by getting it registered in his wife's name. When challenged after resigning from the job on April 17, he gave two cheques to her. Trinadha Rao, who claimed that he was a childhood friend of the doctor, alleged that he had served a legal notice on Dr. Nageswara Rao for his failure to repay Rs. 5 lakhs. The POW convener, K. Padma, levelled serious charges against the doctor .
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