Fake Dentist Arrested in Hyderabad: Man Ran Illegal Clinic for 20 Years Using Fake BDS Certificate

In a shocking incident, a fake dentist in Neredmet Hyderabad was arrested after running an illegal clinic for nearly 20 years using fake BDS certificates. The accused, identified as Ramesh, was caught during a raid by the Malkajgiri Special Operations Team (SOT), exposing a serious threat to public health.

Fake Dentist Ran Clinic for Two Decades

Police revealed that:

• The accused posed as a qualified dentist for almost 20 years
• He allegedly used fake Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) certificates
• Despite not completing Class 10, he treated patients regularly

The case highlights the dangers of unqualified medical practice in Hyderabad.

Illegal Clinic Operated at Odd Hours

Investigators found unusual details:

• The clinic was operated mostly during late-night to early morning hours
• The timing raised suspicion among local residents
• Continuous activity at odd hours eventually led to a tip-off to police

This unusual pattern helped authorities uncover the fake dentist case in Neredmet.

Police Raid Exposes Illegal Operation

During the operation:

• The Malkajgiri SOT team conducted a raid on the clinic
• Illegal medical activities were confirmed on-site
• The accused was taken into custody immediately

Further investigation is underway to identify the number of patients treated.

Public Health at Serious Risk

Officials warned that:

• Treatment by unqualified individuals can cause serious health complications
• Use of improper tools and methods may lead to permanent damage
• Citizens must verify credentials before seeking medical services

Police Urge Vigilance Among Citizens

Authorities advised:

• Always check doctor qualifications and registration
• Report suspicious clinics or illegal practices
• Avoid treatment from unauthorized practitioners

The fake dentist arrested in Neredmet Hyderabad after running an illegal clinic for 20 years with fake BDS certificates has raised serious concerns about medical safety. Authorities are continuing investigations and urge the public to remain cautious to prevent such incidents in the future.

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