Archive · 23 Dec 2025
Bengaluru removes bogus sex clinics
In Bengaluru, there were some tents on the side of the road that promised to fix sexual problems.
But these tents were not real clinics and were run by people who were not doctors.
They tricked people into buying fake medicines that were very expensive and even made some people very sick.
One man spent a lot of money and got very sick from the fake medicine.
The police found out and removed all these fake clinics from the streets.
They told the people running these tents not to come back.
Some of these tents were moved to the outskirts of the city.
The police are making sure that these fake clinics do not trick people anymore.
Unlicensed sex clinics were removed from Bengaluru streets.
These clinics lacked medical credentials and lured victims into scams.
Victims lost money and faced health complications from fake medicines.
A techie spent 17 lakh rupees and borrowed 20 lakh more for ineffective treatment.
Police identified and shut down these illegal operations, warning operators against returning.
- Who
- Unlicensed operators and victims in Bengaluru
- What
- Removal of bogus sex clinics
- When
- Recently, following a police drive
- Where
- Bengaluru, India
- Why
- To stop scams and protect public health
- Location
- Bengaluru, India
- Issue
- Unlicensed sex clinics
- Action Taken
- Police drive to remove clinics
- Victim's Loss
- 17 lakh rupees spent, 20 lakh borrowed
- Health Impact
- Severe kidney damage
- Operators
- Unqualified outsiders with fake certificates
- Authorities Involved
- Bengaluru City Police