1. Protected by Indian Constitution
The practice of Electropathy (Electro-Homeopathy) is fully protected under Article 19(1)(g) of the Constitution of India – the fundamental right to practise any profession.
No Ban Exists Anywhere in India or Telangana
- No law passed by Parliament or Telangana Assembly prohibits Electropathy
- Not under Central or State Medical Councils
- Telangana Clinical Establishments Act does not apply until statutory recognition
2. National-Level Legal Support
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Supreme Court of India – SLP (C) No. 23572/2009
10 August 2009: “There shall be no ban on the medical practice of Electro-Homeopathy” -
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
Letter No. C.30011/22/2010-HR (21 June 2011) – Directed all States & UTs to recognize Electropathy -
Government of Rajasthan
Passed The Rajasthan Electropathy System of Medicine Act, 2018 – First state recognition in India
3. Local Status in Hyderabad & Telangana
- Institutes like Jauhar Medical College of Electro Homeopathy are successfully running in Hyderabad for many years
- Local courts in Secunderabad have issued orders stating that no medical council can interfere in Electropathy practice
- No ban order has ever been issued by Government of Telangana
4. Central Government Policy (Promotion & Research)
Government of India (Ministry of Health) policy decision (Order No. 14015/25/96-U&H dated 25 Nov 2003 & subsequent clarifications):
“There is no proposal to stop practitioners from practising Electro-Homeopathy or imparting education, as long as it is done for promotion, development and research purposes.”
FINAL CONCLUSION
Electropathy is 100% LEGAL to practice and teach in Hyderabad, Telangana and throughout India.
There is no ban and practitioners are fully protected by the Constitution, Supreme Court orders,
and Government of India policy.