Bizarre Case In MP: Donkey Gets Nursing Registration Certificate, Raises Questions Over Online Verification System

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: The Madhya Pradesh Nurses Registration Council (MPNRC) has sparked controversy after a nursing registration certificate was allegedly issued to a donkey. NSUI state vice-president Ravi Parmar exposed the potential flaws in the online verification system by submitting a test application with fabricated details.

Parmar submitted the application under the name "Donkey", uploaded a picture of a donkey, and entered the donkey's parents as "Donkey Father" and "Donkey Mother". The caste column was marked as "Animal", and the address details were filled out randomly. Despite these incorrect details, the council issued a nursing registration certificate on September 25, just five minutes after the payment of a ₹2,050 fee.

Parmar also released a video showcasing the certificate, which featured a registration number and digital signature. The act has raised questions about the MPNRC's online registration process and its ability to verify documents properly. Parmar claimed that if such certificates can be issued without rigorous document checks, fake registrations could be exploited.

He tried reaching out to MPNRC president Beenu Kushwaha but received no response. Parmar has demanded an inquiry into the MP Online's management of the registration system and is warning of potential protests if no action is taken.