Dr Mohammad MF Siddiqui

This is excerpt from the MPTS tribunal. There is a receipt of pocket size alcogel I bought a few days before visiting family home in West Sussex. Mother of the child in the attached excerpt clearly changed her statement when bias and dishonest MPTS chair adjourned the hearing. This mother initially kept saying, "you were standing behind me". Later on, she changed her statement and said, "Dr Siddiqui was standing next to me". This was in a context if I used alcogel before touching her son. My point was that I had pocket size alcogel in my pocket and I used it before touching his son. I gave proof of the purchase in the form of receipt. Initially mother confessed that her back was towards me. Therefore, there was a probability that she could not notice me using alcogel for hand cleaning. Later she changed her statement and said, "Dr Siddiqui was standing next to me". Dishonest kangaroo tribunal, MPTS on behalf of GMC disregarded rule of probabil...