Quack running 3-bed clinic in Gurugram caught by CM flying squad
Gurugram: An illegal clinic being run by a quack, was raided by a joint team of CM flying squad and the Health Department on Friday in Molahera village of Gurugram. During the raid, a substantial quantity of medicines and injections was seized from his clinic, which had three beds.
A fake doctor running a clinic without a degree was arrested with modern medicine and injections in his possession in Molahera village here, police said on Friday.
According to a PTI report, the arrest was made in a raid by a joint team of CM flying squad and the Health Department.
Tariqat Hussain, a native of Amroha district in Uttar Pradesh, was later let off on bail.
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According to police, Hussain was operating a ‘Shifa clinic’ in ‘Peer Baba wali gali’ in Molahera village without any permission.
When the team raided his clinic on Wednesday, Hussain could not produce any degree or registration of the clinic, said police.
The raiding party also recovered medicines and injections in a huge quantity from his clinic, which had three beds, one of them occupied.
An FIR was registered against Hussain under section 34 of NMC Act and section 271 of BNS Act at Palam Vihar Police Station, news agency PTI reported.
Dr Ravi Kumar Dalal, the Medical Officer of Urban Primary Health Centre, Ghata, filed the complaint in the matter.
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported that in its ongoing investigation to crackdown quacks in Telangana, the Central task force recently nabbed a 53-year-old man for allegedly treating patients and running a fake clinic in Amberpet without a valid medical degree. Posing as a fake doctor, he was found running a private clinic in Amberpet where he duped several patients by falsely claiming to have diplomas in naturopathy and yoga as well as emergency medicine.
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