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Father of Spurious
Medicare in India
| Spurious Medicines |
Spurious Degrees |
Spurious Colleges |
Spurious Examinations |
| Spurious Universities |
Spurious Interviews |
Spurious Vacancies |
Spurious Boards |
| Fake recruitment
1 : ICMR Around 1978 : Post : Assistant Director (P&I) -
New post was CREATED by Health Minister
B Shankranand, for Dr N Medappa. 50
people from remote states, West Bengal, Karnataka, Bihar, Maharashtra,
travelled to Delhi for written test and interview. On my writing career,
Satyawathy remarked - Look what he thinks of himself! OK, let us compare
me and that forgotten creature Satyawathy. In facebook search type dr
and find me in pop up. Just type Amity and
find my grandson Adhyan in pop up. Check up at ICMR and find out if any
one recalls that dirty creature, Satyawathy - whatever she thought of herself
- planted Dr N Medappa way, as Deputy Director ICMR. |
| Fake recruitment
2 : Around 1979 : Post : Senior Scientific Officer, WHO's Streptococcal
Disease Laboratory, Lady Hardinge Medical College - A full time pregnant
lady was already working on Ad Hoc basis. Professor HB Maheshwari and a
foreigner (looking) interviewed a dozen candidates, only to confirm her. |
RG Stone Clinic, Deepali Chowk, charged me a bill of
Rs13 thousand for removal of appendix of my daughter-in-law. Referral commission
was paid to anaesthetist's wife, known neither to me nor to the patient.
Anaesthetist was introduced to me at a medical meeting earlier same week.
I contacted anaesthetist and his wife's name was entered, in proxy, as
referring doctor.
April 27, 2011
From : Dr K Chaudhry B-1/104 Paschim Vihar, New Delhi-110063
Tel : 9810571993
To : The Prime Minister of India
Subject : Corruption in Delhi Government
Esteemed Sir
For decades, I have been complaining against corruption
in Delhi Government described on my websites at
Delhi Jal Board : http://ussupermall.net/undigested/water
- DJB ke computer kharaab pade rahte hain. Saare computer Sheila Dixit
ke bete ke supply kiye huye hain. Hamaari shiqaayat par koyee sunvaayee
nahin hoti - Announcement from cash counter, some years ago.
Delhi Medical Council : http://ussupermall.net/undigested/dmc
In this communication, I shall discuss only DMC issue.
SUMMARY
During 1971, I registered with Punjab Medical Council,
paying one time registration fee of Rs60, for life time. PMC registered
me on national medical gazette, applicable to whole country.
Current Status : Retired from medical profession, I am
unwilling to pay annual fee of Rs1000 to Delhi Medical Council. Without
registration with DMC, I cannot treat my wife and children, or render free
service at religious/charitable institutions.
With malafide legislation by Delhi Government and GOI,
under pressure from Delhi Government, thousands of senior citizens were
thrown out of profession.
Tailor-made regulations against small indoor practice
- labour class lady has to Rs20.000 for normal delivery.
BACKGROUND
Indian Medical Council corruption dates back to over
40 years ago. The corrupt health minister and Karnataka politicians at
that time flooded the country with fake medicare - fake institutions, fake
qualifications, fake recruitments, fake medicines EXAMPLE : Around 1978,
a new post of Assistant Director (P&I), ICMR was CREATED by Health
Minister for Dr N. Medappa - 50 candidates appeared in written test and
interview, in fake recruitment exercise.
Every thing fake was sanctioned by Indian Medical Council,
with corruption quantum, second only to telecom. DNB degree, sold openly
in many states, is the living example of IMC corruption - all small hospitals
and 200 sq yard premises running as postgraduate institutions with sex
rackets and monetary rackets.
Ambitious doctors in Delhi - some compounders with purchased
MBBS/PG degrees - had an eye on HUGE IMC funds and recurrent black money
income.
Delhi Goverment, sensing one more condout of unaccounted
wealth, initiated move for decentralisation of medical registration. Delhi
Medical Council, thus formed with malafide intentions, hosted meeting of
all state medical councils to present istself as role model. Union Health
Ministry was pressurized to delegislate registration into national medical
gazette, by state medical councils.
The Chief Minister, the Health Minister, the DMC chief
have been minting HUGE unaccounted wealth from :
1. Registration of tiny premises as postgraduate institutions.
2. DNB ka kala karobar.
3. Registration of hospitals and nursing home
MY PRAYER
1. Centralized medical registration applicable to whole
country.
2. Small indoor practice permitted with no minimum staff/equipment
requirement. Doctor should be allowed to admit patients for iv infusion,
without exposing patients to exploitation at hospitals.
2. Derecognition of DNB with historic names, MAMS, MNAMS,
DipNBE, DNBE
3. Punishment to corrupt people, responsible for throwing
me and thousands more out of profession.
Regards
Yours faithfully
(Dr K Chaudhry)
ussupermall.net/doctorkc
January 15, 2009
From : Dr K Chaudhry B-1/104, New Delhi-110063 Tel :
42316457 9810571993
The Chief Minister
Govt of NCT
Subject : DNB KA Kaala Kaarobaar
Esteemed Madam
Until now I was aware of DNB awarded to postgraduates.
Only one subject - Family Medicine - was available to MBBS doctors. Sale
of additional qualification to postgraduates is understandable in the sea
of corruption we live in. I was just STUNNED to find some one MBBS, DNB
(Anaesthesia).
In order to discuss the new development, let us recapitulate
etiology and pathogenesis of the problem.
Indian Medical Council (IMC) maintains Indian Medical
Register of all medical graduates, MBBS and obsolete LSMF, in the country.
State Medical Councils enrol doctors for Indian Medical Register and maintain
record of those enrolled through them. As per Indian Medical Council act
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1. State Medical Councils enrol doctors for Indian Medical
Register.
2. A doctor enrolled in Indian Medical Register through
any state medical council need not and cannot be enrolled through another
state medical council even in case of physical abode or migration.
Through innovative ideas of Father of Spurious Medicare
in India - Hon'ble B Shankranand, IMC became a goldmine collecting unaccounted
wealth from recognition of medical colleges, first in Karnataka and then
all states. The same health minister stuffed IMC, ICMR, AIIMS and other
institutions with all his coterie. Still many more could not be accomodated
and he established National Board of Examinations only to accomodate some
redundants. For years all duties of NBE were delegated to National Academy
of Medical Sciences - NBE staff was only drawing salaries.
I cannot commernt on situation in metros but in Bihar
MAMS renamed as MNAMS renamed as DipNBE renamed as DNBE renamed as DNB
was always available for Rs1-5 lakhs. The pancorrupt people associated
with IMC by then had enviably huge quantum and source of wealth. Obviously
that could not be acceptable to states for long.
Government of NCT of Delhi CRUSHED IMC constitution,
passed DMC Act with morbid, malafide and draconian laws. Needless to mention
that all corrupt, worthless and bad people in medical profession grabbed
the charge of Delhi Medical Council. These people collect crores of rupees
from TINY hospitals (even 200 sq meters) for recognition as postgraduate
teaching institutions. The students enrolled are exploited in every possible
manner, by hospital authorities and DMC rogues. The students undergo everything,
except teaching, and get away as postgraduate doctors.
At the top of it, DMC hosted a conference of all state
medical councils and incited them to revolt against provisions of IMC.
Last night on Total TV Health Minister Ms Kiran Walia
indicated that just about 40 thousand doctors are enrolled with DMC - just
over 10% of all doctors in Delhi, despite the malafide DMC Act 1997 punishment
provisions against doctors not enrolled with DMC.
On same channel, you made a COMMENDABLE statement on
Gutkha - We do not wish to make laws that cannot be implemented.
Then why doctors in Delhi are forced to digest a malafide
law and :-
1. agree to governed by people bad, with all parameters;
2. pay mountainous fees - I paid one time charges of
Rs60 to Punjab Medical Council during 1970. DMC does not require any capital
except for the purpose of intended grabbing by office bearers;
3. remain under suspension threats for not obliging DMC
rogues?
If the DMC went into notorious gangs, during previous
regime, you can at least maintain status quo and request your minister
not to hurt sentiments of 90% doctors by broadcasting DMC registration
as mandatory.
Mandatory registration with DMC is a law that cannot
be implemented without inviting affected doctors' fury. And no doctor wants
to bell the cat. Else this law would be quashed, with strictures, during
first hearing in any court of law.
Just have a look at DMC advertisents in DMA News Bulletin.
For months no one in DMC had wits to notice and correct the BLUNDER - requirement
of PG qualification for renewal of DMC registration.
Regards
Yours faithfully
(Dr K Chaudhry)
Copy to : DMC IMC NCT Health Minister,
LG Union Health Minister PM Hospitals
Media
Dr Girish Tyagi was sacked from the post
of Hony Secretary, Delhi Medical Association, by a court ON CORRUPTION
CHARGES. Immediately he was appointed as registrar of DMC. The administrative
post involves no medical skills and could go to any nonmedico administrator.
I am registered on Indian Medical Register through Punjab
Medical Council and not required to pay any more
charges for rest of my life. Why should I be made to pay
capitation fee and recurring charges
to DMC? Also, all funds collected are only for grabbing by corrupt people.
Medical Profession Pithed
- ASJ RK Sharma has found Dr Chander Prakash of Sunder Lal Jain Charitable
Hospital, guilty under section 304 IPC (culpable homicide not amounting
to murder) for refusal to treat accident victim without advance payment.
The judgement may force some hospitals to shut down. Others may shoot up
their routine tariff to make up for nonpaying emergency patients.
Hindustan Times 03 July 2005
Ramadoss Aids His Family's
Welfare
SANCHITA Sharma
HEALTH AND Family Welfare Minister
Anbumani Ramadoss takes the responsibility of family welfare very seriously.
Over the past year, the Health Ministry's nominee, to several important
medical boards, has been urologist A. Rajasekaran, whose most important
qualificafion seems to be the fact that he is Ramadoss' sister's father-in-law.
Rajasekaran has been made chairman
of the National Board of Examinations that grants (read SELLS)
the DNB post-graduate degree to doctors, chairman of the staff selection
commiittee in charge of staff appointments at AIIMS, and member of the
post-graduate committee of the Medical Council of India (MCI)..
"Rajasekaran is now controlling
the post-graduate medical education of the entire country as he is associated
with all the boards that give (read give
OR SELL) PG degrees : MCI, NBE and AIIMS",
says a ministry official.
Dr Rajasekaran first appeared on
Delhi's medical radar when the PMK joined hands with the BJP in 1998 and
PMK's Dalit Ezhumalai became Minister of Health. He promptly appointed
Dr Rajasekaran as the government's nominee to the AIlMS' institute body
and chairman of the staff selection committee.
When Dr C.P. Thakur took over as
Health Minister in 2000 Dr Rajasekaran was removed from the selection committee
on charges of "misappropriation in appointments at key positions in AIIMS".
He, however, retained his institute member position, because it has a five-year
tenure.
At the end of five years, the PMK
had become part of the UPA government and Rajasekaran was once again
nominated as member of the newly constituted institute body of AIIMS.
This year, the health ministry
has also made him a member of the post-graduate committee of the MCI. Incidentally,
Rajasekaran had contested the election for President of MCI in 2001 and
got only 4 of the 73 votes.
Health minister Anbumani Ramadoss
says Rajasekaran is fully qualified for the many posts he holds. "He's
a very eminent doctor in the field of urology and andrology and has been
the head of Urology at Madras Medical College. Several doctors such as
R. A. Mashelkar and Ranjit Roy Chaudhury are also members of several boards,
but no one objects to that because they are well known in Delhi. We chose
Rajasekaran because we wanted southern India also represented in national
bodies", says Ramadoss.
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Every statement from dens of corruption may have two
meanings. However, it cannot be disputed that the annexed document rules
out renewal of registration without Post-graduate Degree/Diploma/Post-Doctoral
Degree Certificate.
What better can we expect from people butchering the constitution
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INSTRUCTIONS/
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR PROVISIONAL REGISTRATION
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Provisional
Registration:-
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Attested copy
of following documents |
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Matric
Certificate in suport
of Date of Birth (Board)
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10 +2
Detail Mark Card
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Ist,
IInd
& IIIrd
Prof.
Certificate
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Attempt
Certificate
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One passport
size photograph attested by the Principal Medical College or Ist Class
Magistrate.
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Domicile
if Graducate
out of State
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Registration
Fee & other charges Rs. 550/-
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Permanent
Registration
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Attested copy
of following documents |
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Matric
Certificate (Board) in support of date of birth
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10 +2
Detail Mark Card
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Ist,
IInd
& IIIrd
Prof
Detail Marks
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Attempt
Certificate
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Internship
Completion Certificate
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One
Coloured non-attested Photograph
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One
Coloured Non Attested Stamp Size Photograph
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Provisioal
Registration Certificate in original
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Permanent
Registration Certificate in original if any
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Domicile
if Graduate out of Punjab
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Affidavit
if graduate out of Punjab
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N.O.C.
if Registered out of State
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One file
cover
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Registration
Fee and other Charges Rs. 1350/-
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If Registrated
(Provisional/ Permanent) out of state fee & other charges Rs. 1850/-
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Personal
Apperacnce
must.
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No
Objection Certificate Fee Rs. 1030/-
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| Additional
Qualificatiio
Registration |
| Photostat
attested copy of following documents |
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Recognised
qualification Postgraduate Degree/Diploma
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Photostat
Attested Copy of Permanent Registration
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One photo
alongwith specimen signature attested by the Member Punjab Medical Council/
Principal, Medical college or Civil Surgeon
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2 Same
print non- attested photogrph
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One stamp
size photograph
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Registration
Fee and other charges Rs. 750/-
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Good
Standing Certificate
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Required for GSC |
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Application
form alongwith duplicate
copy
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Photostat
Attested copy for Permanent Registration
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Photostat
Attested Copy of Additional Registration if any
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Two testimonial
characater
and conduct in original attested by the Member of Parliament/ MLA/ Magistrate/
Principal Medical College/ Gazetted Officer or from other persons of similar
status
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Fee and
other charges Rs. 550/-
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Duplicate
Permanent Registration Certificate
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Attested copy following documents |
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Affidavit
Rs. 15/- Attested by the Magistrate (demand
regarding duplicate registration certificate0
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Copy of
F.I.R.
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2 pass
port size colour photograph
one attested by the Magistrate/ Member Punjab Medical Council/ Principal
Medical College or Civil Surgeon.
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Fee Rs.
850/-
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Duplicate
Provisional Regisration Certificate
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Attested copy of following documents |
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Affidavit
Rs. 15/- Attested by the Magistrate. (Demand
regarding duplicate registration certificate)
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Copy of
F.I.R.
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1 Passport
size colour photograph attested by the Magistrate/ Member Punjab Medical
Council/ Principal Medical College or Civil Surgeon.
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Fee Rs.
450/-
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Punjabi vi kise ton ghat
nahin!
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M.B.B.S.
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March 26, 2003
To whom it may concern
Subject : Delhi Medical Council
- Doing Everything Unconstitutional
Esteemed Sir
Apropos article (HT March 25) and advertisements in Punjab Kesari March
26, 2003 suggesting Delhites to make sure that treating doctors are registered
with Delhi Medical Council.
The article itself admits that Delhi Medical Council cannot take any
action against doctors registered elsewhere. Yes, medical practitioners
in Delhi are not bound to be registered with Delhi Medical Council.
According to Indian Drugs & Cosmetics Act 1940, a registered medical
practitioner is one who is either registered with Indian Medical Council
or is eligible for registration with IMC and has not been debarred from
holding such registration. Hence registration with IMC is desirable but
not mandatory (in courts).
According to Section 21(1) of the IMC Act 1956
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The Council shall cause to be maintained in the prescribed manner a
register of medical practitioners to be known as the Indian Medical Register,
which shall contain the names of all persons who are for the time being
enrolled on any State Medical Register and who possess any of the recognized
medical qualifications.
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The state medical councils enrol medical practitioners for listing
in Indian Medical Register. Dual membership is refused if a practitioner
registered with a state medical council applies for direct IMC registration
or registration with another state medical council
According to section 27 of IMC Act 1956
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Subject to the conditions and restrictions laid down in this Act regarding
medical practice by persons possessing certain recognized medical qualifications,
every person whose name is for the time being borne on the Indian Medical
Register shall be entitled according to his qualifications to practice
as a medical practitioner in any part of India
and to recover in due course of law in respect of such practice any expenses,
charges in respect of medicament or other appliances, or any fees to which
he may be entitled
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The Delhi Medical Council has been established under the Delhi Medical
Council Act, 1997. The act cannot be located on internet or in the market.
If Delhi Medical Council registers medical practitioners for Indian Medical
Register, registration of doctors already registered elsewhere would be
void, under IMC Act. If DMC registration of doctors is not for Indian
Medical Register, the legislation itself is void as superceding the provisions
of IMC Act. All doctors registered with DMC have to be registered elsewhere
too for eligibility to practice even in Delhi.
Delhi Medical Council comprises some ambitious doctors with political
patronage. Perhaps they have never glanced Indian Medical Council Act
and have no aptitude for law and legislation. An occasional article appears
every few months and is eventually forgotten. I request the media to verify
the statements to avoid misreporting in future.
Warm regards
Yours faithfully
(Dr K Chaudhry)
Copy to
1. Hony Secretary, Delhi Medical Association Fax 23250428
2. CMO Fax
3. LG Fax
4. PMO Fax
5. Secretary, MCI Fax 23236604
6. Secretary, DMC Fax 23234416
7. Health Ministry Fax 23014252
8. Dr AK Walia Fax 22519060
9. Director, Health Services Fax 22306396 |
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March 26, 2003
1. Secretary, MCI Fax 23236604
2. Secretary, DMC Fax 23234416
3. Health Ministry Fax 23014252
4. Director, Health Services Fax 22306396
Subject : Clarification on
registration of doctors in Delhi.
Esteemed Sirs
Some years ago, I had availed maximum number of duplicate registration
certificates issued by Punjab Medical Council. Just to avoid any future
emergency, I applied for registration direct with MCI and with UP Medical
Council. Both the requests were declined on following ground
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State medical councils register medical practitioners for enrolment
in Indian Medical Register and maintain their own register for administrative
needs. A practitioner enrolled in Indian Medical Register cannot be registered
again by another state medical council even in cases of physical interstate
shift.
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In view of the contrary practice and propaganda by Delhi Medical Council,
you are requested to let me know which of the following options holds true.
Option 1. Delhi Medical Council registers medical practitioners for
Indian Medical Register and dual registration of practitioners already
registered elsewhere is now permitted.
Option 2. Delhi Medical Council registration is not covered by section
21(1) IMC Act 1956. The doctor has to seek additional registration from
another state medical council also to be eligible for practice in Delhi.
Option 3. Delhi Medical Council registration is not covered by section
21(1) IMC Act 1956. Registration with Delhi Medical Council supercedes
article 27 of the IMC Act and enrolment in Indian Medical Register is not
mandatory for practice in Delhi.
Warm regards
Yours faithfully
(Dr K Chaudhry)
Copy to
1. Hony Secretary, Delhi Medical Association Fax 23250428
2. CMO Fax
3. LG Fax
4. PMO Fax
5. Dr AK Walia Fax 22519060
6. Dr Harsh Wardhan Fax 23712323 |
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A Directive A Day Keeps
The Doctor Away "From Profession"
Virtually, every morning when I browse through two newspapers, I come
across a directive for doctors, from Delhi Govt, Health Directorate or
Delhi Medical Council. Perhaps they have 365 directives and advertise every
one of those just once a year.
Belonging to a big (or the biggest) political party, they may have innumerable
achievements to boast of. Every party worker contributes to such achievements
and may be ispired by photographs of national and local leaders associated
with advertisements displaying such achievements. Where is roll of portraying
chief minister and health minister at the top of directives?
Quarter century ago an MBBS doctors had just two requirements (own confidence
and patient's faith) to treat any disease and operate upon any organ. Without
any qualified assistants (but competent through experience) and without
premises with prescribed specifications, they admitted patients from slums,
JJ colonies and middle class population against affordable charges. Every
quarter, they either paid bribes to DDA staff or appeared at Patiala House
courts for misuse of residential premises. By any criteria, they could
not be perceived as threat to healthcare. With mushrooming of such petty
nursing homes, Dr NK Grover and his associates U-turned the roll of Delhi
Medical Association, connived with DDA officials and others to make rules
stringent. With the time, they made sure that a dehydrated patient can
be administered intravenous glucose only by a postgraduate doctor who has
invested a few crores initially and spends a lakh every month on qualified
assistants and equipment maintenance. A decade ago I was stunned when a
person entered my nursing home in a car and introduced :
I am
, Deputy Director, DDA. We were surveying medical establishments and Delhi
Medical Association requested us to cooperate and collect information for
them also. He gave me a Delhi Medical Association form to fill up.
I just refused, protested against this over telephone to president
and secretary, and faxed his car number to CBI, Chief Minister and Prime
Minister. What a role! Delhi Medical Association sending DDA Deputy Director
as its representative!
With unhealthy competition wiped away, a woman aspiring for child birth
must make a provision of Rs one lakh for complicated caesarean section
- the incedent of which has shot up firstly because the elite breed of
doctors has no time to wait for normal delivery and secondly because costly
antibiotic vials keep shuffling between chemist shop and patients' rooms
without actually being injected.
The obvious casualty has been MBBS qualification. Every day directives
have limited the role of MBBS doctors to referral commission agents. With
battery of association leaders very keen to testify "inadequate qualification"
in any case of complication, an MBBS doctor now knows the legal implications
of the profession involving human lives. More and more doctors are forgetting
they ever passed MBBS and are shifting to safer professions.
| March 31, 2003 |
Dr K Chaudhry
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No reply from any
one. What a jungle rule!
Jawaharlal Nehru used to reply every letter with his signatures.
Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi followed the suite. Perhaps, not having
faith in coming congress generations, he opted not to leave behind that
culture. Now a sure reply can be expected only from Kidar Nath Sahni.
Times of India 22.05.2004
New abortion facility
New Delhi: With the amendment of Medical Termination of Pregnancies (MTP)
Act, 1971, abortions can be conducted at all government hospitals or any
other medical institution approved under the MTP Act, informed Delhi minister
of health and social welfare, Yoganand Shastri.
He said the move was aimed at preventing people from visiting makeshift
facilities for getting abortions done which can prove fatal. TNN |
Right since 1971, abortions have been legally conducted at all government
hospitals or any other medical institution approved under the MTP Act.
I attempted to analyse the above news the Yoga way, the Ananda way, and
the Shaastra way but failed to find any news in it.
The people entrusted with healthcare in Delhi know nothing about law
and legislation, nothing about administration, nothing about medicare.
They have been planted by medical mafia to pith the medical profession,
hunt the doctors out of profession and ease the competition. A politician
or an officer connected with health department, misnaming Medical Termination
of Pregnancy (MTP) Act, 1971 should adequately support my contention.
Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act, 1971 is a central act.
How is a Delhi govt minister concerned with its amedment?
Absence of location and audience of information, along with no content
status, would construe the news as a sample of bad reporting.
Through a malafide piece of legislation, they assumed powers to flout
provisions of a central act (Indian Medical Council Act). At the top of
it they arranged a workshop of all state medical councils to designate
such bad legislation as Model Legislation.
Legislations are not intended to prevent fatalities. Those are manipulated
to restrict glucose infusion to a hundred crore premises only. A parent
must sell his rickshaw or jhuggi to get the child admitted in a hospital.
The neighbouring MBBS doctor is not allowed to attend.
| May 22, 2004 |
Dr K Chaudhry
B-1/104, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi-110063
Tel : 42316457, 9810571993
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May 24, 2004
The Secretary
MCI
Fax 23236604
Subject : Hostile response to website bug reporting
Hi!
I just rang up to report a bug at
http://www.mciindia.org/mci-discuss/
The page is not showing up three images at the top.
The concerned person refused to accept my contention. I use IE-5 - perhaps
the page does not show up with all browsers. I still doubt, if it is showing
correctly with any version.
As a matter of courtsey, I modified the page and sent to you by email
mci@del3.vsnl.net.in
You are requested to look into the matter and advise the staff to extend
a bit more courtsey to the callers.
Warm regards
With regards
Yours faithfully
(Dr K Chaudhry)
31.05.2004
Page http://www.mciindia.org/mci-discuss/ still not rectified
even till 09.06.2006 |
With compliments from
Dr K Chaudhry
US Supermall
B-1/104, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi-110063
Tel : 42316457, 9810571993
