Maharashtra nodal cyber police have arrested two foreign medical degree holders for allegedly obtaining registration with the Maharashtra Medical Council using forged documents despite not clearing the mandatory Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE). The case involves 22 foreign medical degree holders, with police alleging that the accused accessed the Maharashtra Medical Council’s online portal without authorization and uploaded forged or altered documents to obtain registration. The arrested accused have been identified as two individuals, aged 28 and 26, both from Buldhana district.

Police have also named 19 others as wanted accused in the case. The FMGE is mandatory for Indian citizens and Overseas Citizens of India who hold a primary medical degree from a foreign country and wish to practice medicine in India. The examination is regulated by the National Medical Commission…