Gurugram: A health department team, along with the police, has arrested a quack. The fraudster, who was caught in the Badshahpur area of Gurugram, is alleged to have sold medicine that guaranteed the birth of a boy. The culprit, who has been arrested from outside a temple, has been identified as Mohammad Yameen. According to the health department, they had received a complaint that a person was selling medicines at the Arya Samaj temple in the area.

The health department, along with medical officers Dr. Harish, Dr. Ravi, Dr. Urvashi, and Dr. Jai Bharat, formed a team. The officers said that they sent a woman to a fake doctor, posing as a fake customer, by giving her a signed note for Rs 2,000. The fraudster took Rs. 500 from the fake customer and gave him the medicine in the bottle. On the behest of the woman, the team reached the spot and arrested Yameen. He said that many allopathic and homoeopathic medicines were found in the possession of the culprit, whereas he has no degree or permission to prescribe these medicines and suggest their consumption.

SHO Inspector Madan Lal of Badshahpur police station said, We have registered an FIR against the culprit and arrested him. He has been doing this work for the last 8 years while he is just a matriculant. We are questioning him", the criminal said. He used to come to the temple only twice a month to deliver medicines. Such quacks have been caught many times, giving treatment by guaranteeing the birth of a son. There are many such quacks in the rural areas of Haryana, whose shops are running on these fake claims only. Prime Minister Modi had given the slogan Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao in the year 2015, but in Haryana, many such cases came to light in which pregnant women were given 'poison' in the name of guaranteeing the birth of a son.

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