Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtra (C.M.P.M.OF Maharashtra) practitioners have a strong legal protection under article 19(1)(g) of the Constitution of India. At this stage, the parliament has not enacted any law regarding the Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtrapathy, which promotes, develops, and conducts research. As such it does not come under the preview of either of the Central/State Govt. Act related to medicine.
Under specific Acts of Parliament, all recognized medical systems were recognized.
For Example:
Recognition of medical science under the Act Indian Medical Degrees Act (under M.C.I. Act 1916 or India Medical Council Act 1956) Allopathy (Western Medical System) ACT OF 1970 RELATING TO AYURVEDA AND UNANI INDIAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE 1973 Act of the Central Council of Homoeopathy It also took a long time for all four medical systems to gain recognition. While these systems were being developed, they continued giving treatment/helping the ailing masses for several years before they could be accepted by the government. In fact, these medical systems were recognized by the government. One by one, i.e. when one was being recognized, the others were in the process of developing. The new systems were developed without interruption by qualified practitioners. These medicines were used by the people who got benefited first, and then they approached their representatives such as MPs/MLAs for raising their voices in Parliament, and then the government. An Act is passed to recognize the system. As a result, there are four recognized medical systems in the world today. The fifth will also be recognized, since no legislation has been enacted in the Parliament to prevent the invention, promotion, development and research of medical systems. According to the judgment of the Hon'ble High Court of Maharashtra in 1991, these harmless methods of healing are not prohibited. According to a "law journal" vol.II published from Maharashtra in 1991, this is true. A division bench of the Delhi High Court was composed of Justices Y.K. Sabharwal, the acting Chief Justice, and S.K. Gupta had framed the rules regarding the legality of diplomas and certificates that gave doctors the right to practice under the Maharashtrapathic Medical and Paramedical Council. Justice Rajendra Babu and Justice B.N. Agarwal dismissed an SLP filed by Delhi Govt. and Union of India. A Supreme Court order was issued on 18-11-1998 regarding the legality of the Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtra Homoeopathy, FAO No.205/92 of the Delhi High Court. According to the judgment/order passed by the Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh High Court on 22.07.2004 in Criminal Misc. Writ No. 34949-M-99 dated July 1, 1999. In their decision of 22.07.2004, the Court held categorically that when petitioner practiced medicine at Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtrapathy, he was not required to be registered under the Indian Medical Council Act 1956. The petitioner practiced homoeopathy in Maharashtra's Council for Medical and Paramedical. Therefore, he was qualified to practice in the Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtrapathy system of medicine." In addition, the Hon'ble High Court instructed the administration and medical authorities to quash any F.I.R.s registered against any of the practitioners under the Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtrapathy system. As a result, the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare has issued a clear order via letter no. As per the order of the Supreme Court and High Court quoted above, there is no proposal to stop the petitioners from practicing in the Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtra homoeopathy or imparting education, as long as this is done in accordance with the order. 25 November 2003, 14015/25/96-U & H (Pt). A new system of medicine will be recognized once legislation is enacted to recognize it." Registered Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtra homoeopathic practitioners can therefore practice Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtraopathy throughout the country.
- ALTERNATIVE & VARIOUS COURT ORDERS FOR HOMOEOPATHY SYSTEM OF MEDICINE BY THE Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtra.
- Maharashtra Homoeopathy Council is governed by the following by-laws as of 05-05-2010. no.. 25111/276/2009-HR dated 5 May 2010.
- Maharashtra Directorate recognized the practice on 02-05-2008 by the Supreme Court. In the health field.
- The 23rd of April, 2008 Vijayanagaram Addl. Judl. Recognized by a court magistrate A sattled law was put in place to protect BEMS practice.
- Maharashtra Homoeopathy Council recognized by the Hon'ble Bombay Court 22-12-2006 Practice.
- The Metropolitan Court recognized MD (EH) practices on 10-01-2005. In addition, the Maharashtra Homoeopathy Board has a Council for Medical and Paramedical.
- The Central Government on 25-11-2003. Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, and Department of Health-Research recognized the Maharashtra Homoeopathy Council.
- On 14-02-2003, the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India and the Medical Council of India The Ministry of Health has declared that those with Community Medical Science It is possible to become a rural medical practitioner with a Certificate of Medical Specialist (CMS) As an Allopath, you can practice on 42 types of lifesaving drugs.
- Hon'ble Metropolitan session court Sec-bad, 16-05-2001. Recognized the Council for Medical and Paramedical Education of Maharashtra In addition, the court ordered that "Any medical council shall have jurisdiction over the practice of homoeopathy." The Indian Center has no right to interfere with the Practice..
- On 23-10-2000, the XI Metropolitan Court, Sec-bad recognized the practice of the Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtra Also, a homoeopathic college and the relevant medical school.
- A recognition by the Hon'ble High Court of Calcutta of the Council for Medical and Paramedical Work of Maharashtra Homoeopathy was made on 7 May 1999.
- The Hon'ble High Court of Jabalpur recognized the Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtra Homoeopathy on 19-03-1999 Practice.
- On 09-06-1998, the Hon'ble Madras High Court ruled in the case of the use of the word doctor before the name that, “Those who are practicing the Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtra homoeopathy system of medicine have the right to 'USE' the word 'DOCTOR' before the name by representing the symbol "EH" (Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtra homeopathic)
- Please contact Mattei Council for Medical and Paramedical of Maharashtra Homoeopathic Medical Council for more information regarding GO's, GR, and Court Orders.
- The Indian Council of Research & the Department of Health, Research & Planning Commission have issued a notice on the possibility of establishing an ALTERNATIVE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY soon, with reference to number 61/1/2000/ASM/BMS/TRM. Dated: 06-02-2013.