In a significant move against fraudulent medical practices, authorities in Pune have taken decisive action against Ujwal Kumar Sanil Bakshi for operating an unregistered piles treatment center. The operation, conducted at Karvenagar, Kakade Plaza, Panchsheel Mitra Mandal, under the jurisdiction of the Warje Karvenagar Zonal Office, uncovered Bakshi’s illegal activities, prompting swift intervention from local authorities.
Uncovering Illegal Operations
Bakshi’s unauthorized practice, which involved administering both allopathic and Ayurvedic medicines to patients, violated Section 33 (1) of the Maharashtra Medical Profession Act, 1961. Following a meticulous investigation by the Medical Regional Officer of the Warje Karvenagar Regional Office, Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), Bakshi’s illegal activities were brought to light, necessitating immediate action to safeguard public health and safety.
Swift Response
In response to the discovery of Bakshi’s illegal activities, preventive measures were promptly initiated, signaling the PMC’s unwavering commitment to curbing unlawful medical practices in the region. On June 3, 2024, a formal case was registered against Ujwal Kumar Sanil Bakshi at the Warje Police Station, marking a significant step towards accountability and justice.
Upholding Public Safety
The crackdown on Bakshi’s illegal piles treatment center was spearheaded by Dr. Suryakant Deokar, Assistant Health Officer, and Dr. Kalpana Baliwant, In-charge Health Officer of the Pune Municipal Corporation. Their concerted efforts led to the closure of the illicit medical establishment, shielding unsuspecting patients from potential harm and exploitation.
Warning to Offenders
This case serves as a stark warning to other unregistered practitioners operating within the region, emphasizing the zero-tolerance approach adopted by authorities towards illegal medical practices. In light of this incident, authorities urge the public to exercise caution and vigilance, verifying the credentials of medical professionals before seeking treatment, and promptly reporting any suspicious activities to relevant authorities.
