Fake ayurvedic clinic busted in Ameerpet, office boy treated patients
The police were stunned to find that a man named Vijay Swamy, who lacked any medical credentials, was acting as a doctor at a local clinic
By Newsmeter Network Published on 12 Feb 2023 7:06 AM GMT
Hyderabad: The task force police have uncovered a fraudulent ayurvedic clinic operating under the name "Thulasi Ayurvedic" in Meridian Plaza in Ameerpet, Hyderabad.
The clinic, which had no valid license, misled the public by claiming to have cures for various illnesses, including cancer, paralysis, kidney stones, heart problems, and asthma. The individuals running the clinic, posing as ayurvedic doctors, put the health and lives of innocent patients at risk for their own financial gain.
The police were stunned to find that a man named Vijay Swamy, who lacked any medical credentials, was acting as a doctor at a local clinic. Despite being only an office boy, he was seen examining patients and dispensing Ayurvedic medicines to the public, putting their well-being in serious jeopardy.
Acting on a reliable tip, on Saturday, the West zone task force police carried out a raid on the clinic. The police were shocked to find that the man working as a doctor was actually Vijay Swamy, who was only an office boy. In addition to Swamy, two other individuals, Talvar Parshuram and Mastar Bheema, were arrested by the police. They were agents of the clinic and hailed from the state of Karnataka.
The primary suspect in the operation of the clinic, Anand Bagalkot alias Gowtham, escaped and is currently on the run. The police are working to find him.
This shocking discovery highlights the importance of verifying the credentials of medical professionals before seeking their services. The police are taking the necessary steps to protect the public and bring those responsible to justice.
The seized Ayurvedic medicines, along with other incriminating materials, were handed over to the Panjagutta police station for further investigation.
