Police in Hyderabad have taken three individuals into custody following allegations that they were practicing medicine without a license. The primary suspect, identified as Adnan, is a 12th-grade graduate who allegedly operated a clinic alongside his mother, Saba Khan (also known as Mohammadi Begum), and his brother, Mohd Faizan.

According to law enforcement officials, the trio presented themselves to the public as ancestral 'Hakeems,' a term traditionally used for practitioners of Unani or alternative medicine. Despite lacking formal medical training or qualifications, the group reportedly accepted patients seeking treatment for a variety of conditions, specifically citing sexual health concerns and chest-related medical issues.

The investigation was launched following reports regarding the group's activities. Authorities are currently examining the extent of the medical services provided and the potential harm caused to patients who sought care at the clinic. The suspects remain in custody as the investigation continues into how long the operation had been running and how many patients were treated under the guise of traditional medical practice. No further details regarding the specific charges or the legal status of the clinic's registration have been released at this time.