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Crime
Assam Police Detain Man Accused of Unqualified Radiology Practice
✍️ Medical Dialogues
🗓 14 Nov 2026, 04:31 AM
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Assam police have arrested a man alleged to have been practicing as a radiologist without the mandatory medical qualifications, according to official reports.
The Assam police announced the arrest of an individual suspected of offering radiology services without holding the legally required medical credentials. According to the police statement, the suspect was operating a diagnostic centre and performing imaging procedures despite lacking a recognized radiology qualification. Investigators said the arrest was made after a complaint highlighted irregularities in the centre's operations and raised concerns about patient safety. The accused is currently in police custody and will face charges related to illegal medical practice under the Indian Penal Code. Authorities have urged the public to verify the credentials of medical practitioners before seeking diagnostic services.
The case underscores the growing scrutiny of unqualified medical practitioners in the state, where regulatory bodies have been urged to tighten oversight of diagnostic facilities. Health officials have reiterated that only doctors with a recognized MBBS degree and a postgraduate specialization in radiology are permitted to conduct such procedures.
Police continue to probe whether the individual was part of a larger network offering unlicensed medical services, and they have asked anyone with relevant information to come forward.
The case underscores the growing scrutiny of unqualified medical practitioners in the state, where regulatory bodies have been urged to tighten oversight of diagnostic facilities. Health officials have reiterated that only doctors with a recognized MBBS degree and a postgraduate specialization in radiology are permitted to conduct such procedures.
Police continue to probe whether the individual was part of a larger network offering unlicensed medical services, and they have asked anyone with relevant information to come forward.