Mumbai: After Suspension of 20 Doctors, Medical council to question another 53 Specialists
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The 53 doctors who have been called for the interrogation had registered for PG diplomas and fellowships with CPS in 2014-15. As per the MMC investigations, all of them failed the examinations but managed to procure passing certificates.
Mumbai: Taking strong cognizance of medical practitioners working with unrecognized postgraduate qualifications in the state, the Maharashtra Medical Council was recently seen grilling 53 " specialists" about their qualifications. Earlier the council had announced the suspension of 20 doctors in a similar matter
As per recent media reports, 53 Doctors who have acquired their Post-Graduate (PG) certificates from the College of Physicians and Surgeons have been summoned for questioning on April 21 by the Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC) regarding bogus certificates. If the allegations turn out to be true, fifty-three doctors could lose their right to practice.
The doctors who have called for the interrogation had registered for PG diplomas and fellowships with CPS in 2014-15. As per the MMC investigations, all of them failed the examinations but managed to procure passing certificates.
Mumbai: Taking strong cognizance of medical practitioners working with unrecognized postgraduate qualifications in the state, the Maharashtra Medical Council was recently seen grilling 53 " specialists" about their qualifications. Earlier the council had announced the suspension of 20 doctors in a similar matter
As per recent media reports, 53 Doctors who have acquired their Post-Graduate (PG) certificates from the College of Physicians and Surgeons have been summoned for questioning on April 21 by the Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC) regarding bogus certificates. If the allegations turn out to be true, fifty-three doctors could lose their right to practice.
The doctors who have called for the interrogation had registered for PG diplomas and fellowships with CPS in 2014-15. As per the MMC investigations, all of them failed the examinations but managed to procure passing certificates.
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