Archive · 20 Sep 2025
DCA Intensifies Crackdown on Unqualified Clinic Operators
Imagine if someone tried to give you medicine who wasn't a real doctor!
That's what the Drug Control Administration (DCA) found in Rangareddy district.
They raided a clinic where someone was practicing medicine without the proper training.
The DCA took away many different kinds of medicines, like pills for pain and infections.
These medicines were worth a lot of money.
The DCA is making sure people who give medicine are qualified to keep everyone safe.
DCA officials raided a clinic in Nagaram village of Rangareddy district.
The clinic was operated by Chenna Tirupathi without proper medical qualifications.
Officials found 23 varieties of medicines, including antibiotics and analgesics.
The seized medicines were valued at Rs 50,000.
The DCA is cracking down on unqualified practitioners.
- Who
- DCA officials
- What
- Raided a clinic run by an unqualified practitioner
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Nagaram village, Rangareddy district
- Why
- The practitioner was running a clinic without proper qualifications or a drug license.
- Location
- Nagaram, Maheshwaram mandal, Rangareddy district
- Practitioner
- Chenna Tirupathi
- Medicines Seized
- 23 varieties, including antibiotics and analgesics
- Value of Medicines
- Rs 50,000
- Reason for Raid
- Operating clinic without medical qualifications or drug license
