Date: 2019-10-23Category: Not ApplicableState: Tamil NaduCountry: India
TAMIL NADU HOMOEOPATHY MEDICAL COUNCIL, CHENNAI - Changes in the Registers and Certificates of Registrations and Subsequent Publications in Electoral Rolls.
**Executive Summary**
This document is a notification from the Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy Medical Council regarding changes in the Registers and Certificates of Registrations. It lists registration numbers that have been canceled due to fraudulent impersonation or other irregularities. The notifications are effective immediately, with the document dated October 23, 2019.
**Key Points / Main Content**
* **Cancellation of Registrations Due to Fraudulent Impersonation:**
* Registration numbers registered under Section 15(i) (b) (ii) of the Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy System of Medicine and Practitioners of Homoeopathy Act, 1971, and published in Issue No 21-A, Supplement to Part VI-Section 1 dated May 31, 1978, are canceled because they were found to be fraudulently impersonated.
* The changes affect entries in the Registers, Certificates of Registrations, and subsequent publications in electoral rolls in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
* The action taken by the Registrar is approved and ratified.
* **Cancellation of Previously Published Registration Numbers:**
* Registration numbers previously published in the Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy Medical Register in Issue No 21-A, Supplement to Part VI-Section 1 dated May 31, 1978, are canceled with immediate effect.
* Registration number previously published in the Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy Medical Register in Issue Number 15C, Part VI Supplement 1, April 12, 2017 is canceled. The person with the given registration number has obtained the M.F.(Hom.) certificate from Hyderabad and not from London.
**Impact Analysis**
**Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy Medical Council and Registrar**
* **Impact:** The Council is responsible for maintaining accurate registration records and preventing fraudulent practices within the homoeopathic medical system. The Registrar's actions are approved and ratified.
* **Action Required:** Maintain an up-to-date list of cancelled registrations and inform relevant parties.
**Individuals with Cancelled Registrations**
* **Impact:** These individuals are no longer recognized as registered practitioners of homoeopathy in Tamil Nadu.
* **Action Required:** They must cease practicing homoeopathy under the cancelled registration and address any legal or professional ramifications of the fraudulent activity.
**Public and Healthcare System**
* **Impact:** The public may be affected by the unavailability of homoeopathic medical services from these previously registered practitioners. The healthcare system benefits from the removal of fraudulently registered practitioners.
* **Action Required:** Verify practitioner credentials before seeking treatment.
Key Entities Referenced
Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy System of Medicine and practitioners of Homoeopathy Act, 1971: The primary law governing the registration and practice of homoeopathy in Tamil Nadu, India, frequently cited in the notification as the source of authority and the basis for registration and deregistration actions.
Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy Medical Council: The regulatory body responsible for maintaining registers and certifying practitioners of homoeopathy in Tamil Nadu, India.
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette: The official state gazette where changes to the registers and certificates of registration are published, including cancellations due to fraud.
Section 19: Section 19 of the Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy System of Medicine and practitioners of Homoeopathy Act, 1971, which concerns the powers conferred upon the authorities.
Chennai: The city where the Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy Medical Council is located, and where the Government Gazette is published.