Seven directors of healthcare firm booked on former CEO's complaint for Rs 68 cr fraud
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Mumbai (PTI): Seven directors of a healthcare firm have been booked for an alleged fraud of Rs 68 crore, a Mumbai police official said on Saturday.
The complaint was filed by Vivek Tiwari (47), founder and promoter M/s Boston IV Healthcare Solutions Pvt Ltd, who holds 13.03 per cent of paid up share holding, he said.
The company is in the business of medical equipment and instruments, which it sells to hospitals in India and abroad through an online platform, he said.
"The complainant was CEO till August 2024 and currently is a director of the company. Between April 1, 2024 and August 31 this year, seven directors of the company along with employees of the company allegedly diverted over Rs 264 crore of shareholders in non-existent and other fraudulent firms," he added.
The shareholders who were allegedly cheated include the complainant and joint promoter Ketan Malkan, who both have 13.03 per cent each paid up share holders of Rs 34 crore each, he said.
Based on the complaint, a case has been registered against seven directors of the company and others under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, he said.
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CSK's Ayush Mhatre ruled out of remainder of IPL 2026 due to hamstring injury
New Delhi (PTI): Chennai Super Kings batter Ayush Mhatre has been ruled out of the remainder of the ongoing IPL season due to a hamstring injury, dealing a major blow to the five-time champions.
The franchise said Mhatre, who sustained the injury during CSK’s previous game against Sunrisers Hyderabad on April 18, will require a rehabilitation period of six to 12 weeks.
"Ayush Mhatre has been ruled out of the remainder of IPL 2026 due to a left hamstring injury sustained while batting during the match against Sunrisers Hyderabad on April 18.
"Ayush's injury will require a rehabilitation period of 6-12 weeks," CSK announced on its social media on Tuesday.
The 18-year-old, who came in as an impact substitute, was seen in visible discomfort and clutched his hamstring while attempting a run during CSK’s 10-run loss to SRH in Hyderabad.
He required on-field treatment and, although he continued briefly, was dismissed soon after.
"It looks pretty bad, unfortunately. And he's going to be a big, big loss because he's been in really nice touch for us," CSK's batting coach Mike Hussey had said at the post-match press conference.
Mhatre has been CSK's standout batter this season. He lea collecting 201 runs from six matches at a strike-rate of 177.87.
Chennai Super Kings have endured a poor start to the 2026 season, losing four of their six matches to languish in eighth place.
