Guwahati HC Reviews Measures To Curb Quackery, Seeks Government Response
The Guwahati High Court has taken up a detailed review of the steps undertaken by the Anti-quackery and Vigilance Cell of the Assam Council of Medical Registration (ACMR) to curb quackery in the state, seeking the government’s response to a series of suggestions aimed at strengthening enforcement mechanisms.
The matter pertains to a public interest litigation (PIL No. 34/2023) filed by Dr Abhijit Neog, who also serves as the Anti-quackery and Vigilance Officer of the ACMR. Acting on earlier directions of the court, Dr Neog recently submitted an affidavit detailing the actions taken by the Anti-quackery and Vigilance Cell and offering recommendations for better identification and control of quackery.
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Guwahati HC Reviews Anti-Quackery Measures, Seeks Government Response
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