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Man held for posing as doctor in Hyderabad

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The Hindu Bureau
Man held for posing as doctor in Hyderabad
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The Hyderabad Task Force, along with Golconda police, apprehended a 23-year-old man for impersonating a qualified doctor and treating patients without the requisite medical qualifications or licences at a care centre in Golconda.

The accused, Mohd. Adnan, a resident of Kumarwadi in Dhankota, was apprehended during a raid on Hikma Sehath Care Centre at Mohalla Gunj. Police said the centre was being operated with the assistance of his mother, Saba Khan alias Mohammadi Begum, and brother, Mohd. Faizan, who are currently absconding.

According to the police, Adnan completed Intermediate with CEC subjects between 2018 and 2020 and did not possess a recognised medical qualification. At the care centre, he was treating patients for complaints including sexual health issues, breathing difficulty, chest pain, repeated vomiting, severe body pain, kidney and flank pain, and urinary problems. Police said Adnan and his family claimed to be practising as ancestral hakeems .

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