Archive · 2 Oct 2026
TGMC Identifies Four Unauthorised Clinics During Kamareddy Inspections
The Telangana State Medical Council inspected clinics in Kamareddy town.
It said four clinics were operating without proper authorisation.
The council also said the people running them did not have recognised medical qualifications.
The clinics were accused of giving patients injections and antibiotics.
The inspections were led by two senior council officials.
The checks were part of an effort to find unqualified practitioners and unauthorised clinics.
The council is starting criminal cases and other legal action.
The action will use provisions of the TMPR Act and the National Medical Commission Act.
The Telangana State Medical Council identified four unauthorised clinics in Kamareddy town.
The inspections were led by TGMC chairman Dr K. Mahesh Kumar and vice-chairman Dr T. Kiran Kumar.
The named centres were Popular First Aid Centre, Naresh First Aid Centre, Sri Sai First Aid Clinic and Sri Sai First Aid Centre.
The council said the centres provided injections and antibiotics without required medical qualifications or authorisation.
Criminal cases and legal action are being initiated under the TMPR Act and National Medical Commission Act.
- Who
- The Telangana State Medical Council, led by Dr K. Mahesh Kumar and Dr T. Kiran Kumar, identified the clinics and their operators.
- What
- Four unauthorised clinics were identified for allegedly providing allopathic treatment, including injections and antibiotics, without recognised qualifications or authorisation.
- When
- During surprise inspections; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Where
- Kamareddy town, Telangana.
- Why
- The inspections were conducted to check for unqualified practitioners and unauthorised clinics.
- Authority
- Telangana State Medical Council (TGMC)
- Clinics identified
- Four
- Location
- Kamareddy town
- Treatments mentioned
- Injections and antibiotics
- Inspection leaders
- Dr K. Mahesh Kumar and Dr T. Kiran Kumar
- Legal action
- Criminal cases and legal action under the TMPR Act and National Medical Commission Act