Board of “Dr. Bengali Janta Sewa Clinic” in Gurugram, where officials allegedly uncovered illegal medical practice during a health department raid. @ILoveGurugram_in/X
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Fake Clinic Busted in Gurugram: Man Allegedly Treated Patients Without Medical Degree for 6 Years

Gurugram raid uncovers fake clinic where man allegedly treated patients without degree for six years

Author : Tanya Pokhriyal

Key Points

  • Gurugram officials raided an alleged fake clinic operating in Sector 110, New Palam Vihar.

  • The accused allegedly treated patients for six years without a medical degree, license, or registration.

  • Syringes, IV fluids, allopathic medicines, and medical equipment were seized during the raid.

A joint team of the Gurugram health department and drug control department raided a suspected fake clinic in Yadav Market, Sector 110, on May 27 after receiving complaints of illegal medical practice.

Officials identified the accused as Sukumar Biswas, a resident of West Bengal currently living in Gurugram. Authorities alleged that he failed to produce any recognized medical qualification certificate, registration documents, drug license, or biomedical waste disposal authorization during the inspection.

Police registered an FIR at Bajghera police station under multiple sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and Section 34 of the National Medical Commission (NMC) Act, 2019.

Syringes, IV Fluids and Medicines Seized During Gurugram Raid

According to officials, investigators recovered used syringes, IV glucose bottles, IV sets, medical instruments, and a large quantity of allopathic medicines from the clinic.

Health officials seized syringes, IV fluids, medicines, and medical equipment during the raid at the alleged fake clinic in Gurugram.

Officials also recovered laboratory reports bearing the clinic’s name, which they said may have misled patients into believing the clinic was operated by a qualified doctor.

The raid was conducted by a team led by District Civil Hospital Medical Officer Dr. Om Prakash and Drug Control Officer Dr. Suresh Kumar along with Bajghera police personnel.

Officials said the accused admitted to running the clinic for nearly six years without legal authorization. Police are also investigating the source of the medicines recovered during the raid and whether others were involved.

Also see: Fake Dentist Arrested in Hyderabad After 14 Years of Illegal Practice at Unlicensed Clinic in Neredmet

Fake Medical Practice Raises Patient Safety Concerns

Health experts warn that treatment by unqualified practitioners can increase the risk of medication errors, unsafe injections, delayed diagnosis, infections, and improper use of antibiotics or painkillers.

Authorities have repeatedly warned that practicing modern medicine without recognized qualifications or registration is a punishable offense under the National Medical Commission Act.

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