Updated On: 09 September, 2025 06:26 PM IST | Mumbai | Vinod Kumar Menon
In a statement issued on Monday, Dr Santosh Kadam, President of IMA Maharashtra, questioned the urgency behind the government`s decision, calling it "legally unsound" and "potentially dangerous for public health"

The IMA has urged the state government to suspend all such registrations until the judiciary delivers its final judgment. Representational Pic
The Indian Medical Association (IMA) Maharashtra has strongly objected to the state government’s move to register CCMP (Certificate Course in Modern Pharmacology) certificate holders into the Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC), the regulatory body for allopathic practitioners, even as the matter remains sub judice.
In a statement issued on Monday, Dr Santosh Kadam, President of IMA Maharashtra, questioned the urgency behind the government`s decision, calling it "legally unsound" and "potentially dangerous for public health."