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Indian-Origin Man Sought by US Over $65M Medicare Fraud, Believed in Hyderabad

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An Indian-origin man has been placed on a US fugitive list in connection with a massive Medicare fraud case. He allegedly used a company called American Premier to submit around $93 million in fraudulent Medicare claims. US authorities say Medicare paid out at least $65 million against those false claims. The suspect is believed to be currently residing in Hyderabad, India, prompting an international search effort.

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