In Anand district, Gujarat (a state in western India, ~400 km north of Mumbai), medicine has found its newest prodigy. A man was arrested on June 1, 2026. He was practicing as a doctor. He administered allopathic treatments (conventional medicine and pharmaceuticals). He prescribed medicines. He received patients at a hospital in Napa Talpad village.
This practitioner had no degree whatsoever. He held no medical license. He had actually left school at twelve years old. He never passed the seventh grade. Health authorities raided the facility after receiving an anonymous tip. They immediately discovered the deception.
The local healthcare system allowed a completely unqualified individual to dictate medical care to sick adults. The medical team and Borsad police seized the clinic’s equipment. The suspect was quietly running his business. Nobody had asked for his credentials. The blind trust of the patients facilitated this medical fraud.
An official investigation is underway. The fake doctor is currently in police custody. The patients treated by this charlatan must now hope they suffered no bodily harm. The hospital has provided no rational explanation for this scandalous hire.
[…] Ramos possessed no medical qualifications. He nonetheless handled scalpels and anesthetics. Investigators suspect the use of ketamine. The procedure turned into a nightmare. The patient likely succumbed to a drug overdose. Excessive fat extraction could also explain her death. […]