Agra Police arrest Ajayveer Singh in connection with an alleged fraud tied to a crowdfunding appeal on X that purportedly sought about ₹1.5 lakh for his sister’s eye surgery. According to police, the fundraiser included forged or falsified medical documentation used to solicit donations.
Both outlets report that the complaint leading to the arrest cites the use of fake eye-treatment paperwork. Times of India adds that Shroff Eye Centre confirms the documents linked to the claims are false. NDTV describes the case as involving forged medical documents and fundraising claims about the sister’s eye treatment, which authorities treat as a fraudulent use of social-media donations. The sources do not specify the exact legal provisions invoked, but both indicate that police proceed with legal action following verification of the documents and the complaint.
While the core allegations match across reports—an X-based fundraiser, a claimed need for urgent eye surgery, and verification that documents are counterfeit—the accounts differ slightly in wording and the level of detail about the medical-claims verification and which parties raised the complaint, beyond police and the hospital confirmation mentioned by one outlet.
