Archive · 1 Sep 2026
Mumbai Court Halts Trial Against ‘Miracle Doctor’ Over Health
A Mumbai court was hearing a case against Munir Khan, who was called a “miracle doctor.”
He is accused of promoting a medicine called “Body Revival.”
The medicine was allegedly advertised as a cure for cancer, diabetes, and other illnesses.
Police first registered a case against him in 2009.
The Enforcement Directorate later filed a case in 2013.
Khan is in his 70s and has very poor health.
The court said he cannot properly attend the trial right now.
The case against three other accused people will continue, but the article does not say that Khan has been found guilty or innocent.
A special court in Mumbai halted the trial against Munir Khan because of his precarious health.
Khan is accused of advertising and prescribing “Body Revival” as a cure for cancer, diabetes, and other ailments.
The court said Khan, who is in his 70s, could not remain present for the trial.
Khan was produced through video-conferencing during a hearing last month.
The court will proceed with framing charges against three co-accused in an Enforcement Directorate case filed in 2013.
- Who
- Munir Khan and three co-accused are involved in the case.
- What
- The court halted the trial against Khan over allegations involving the advertising and prescribing of “Body Revival” as a cure for several diseases.
- When
- The police case was registered in 2009; the Enforcement Directorate case was filed in 2013, and the court announced the trial decision on Monday.
- Where
- The proceedings are before a special court in Mumbai; the original police case was registered by Versova Police.
- Why
- The court said Khan’s precarious health prevented him from remaining present for the trial.
- Accused
- Munir Khan, described in the report as a “miracle doctor”
- Medicine
- “Body Revival”
- Claimed uses
- Cancer, diabetes, and a host of other ailments
- Police case
- Registered by Versova Police in 2009
- Enforcement Directorate case
- Filed in 2013
- Court action
- Trial against Khan halted; charges against three co-accused will be framed
- Reason for halt
- Khan’s precarious health and inability to remain present