Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Unqualified Doctor Booked for Fake Stamps, Banned Drugs in Nalasopara
A doctor in India named Dr. Momin was caught doing things she wasn't allowed to do.
She has a degree that allows her to practice a different type of medicine, but was using drugs that are only for doctors with a specific degree.
Police found fake stamps that looked like they belonged to other doctors.
She was raided after a government doctor complained.
The police found a lot of drugs that need a prescription and are only for certain doctors.
The police are now looking into where the fake stamps and drugs came from.
Unqualified doctor in Nalasopara, Maharashtra, booked for illegal activities.
Accused, Dr. Tanjeel Ansar Momin, possessed fake stamps and restricted drugs.
Police recovered Schedule H drugs and forged stamps during a raid.
Dr. Momin, with a B.U.M.S. degree, allegedly administered allopathic treatments.
Case initiated following a complaint from a government medical officer.
- Who
- Dr. Tanjeel Ansar Momin, a B.U.M.S. degree holder.
- What
- A woman doctor was booked for possessing fake stamps and banned drugs.
- When
- July 22, 2025, the FIR was registered.
- Where
- Nalasopara East, Palghar, Maharashtra.
- Why
- Dr. Momin was allegedly conducting medical treatments and storing allopathic drugs without authority, and using fake stamps.
Public Health Concerns
Legal and Regulatory Compliance
Patient Safety
Public Health Concerns
Unauthorized medical practice endangers patient safety.
Legal and Regulatory Compliance
The case highlights the potential risks associated with individuals posing as licensed doctors and administering treatments without proper qualifications.
- Accused
- Dr. Tanjeel Ansar Momin
- Age
- 42
- Degree
- B.U.M.S.
- Location
- Nalasopara East, Maharashtra
- Complaint By
- Dr. Krishna Yuvraj Gosavi
- FIR Date
- July 22, 2025
- Drugs Recovered
- Schedule H drugs