Dr Mohammad MF Siddiqui

I was removed from the GMC register on the findings of dishonesty. One of the GMC's allegations was that I lied to Mrs D (mother of child D) about my conditions on GMC registration. In fact following was the wording of the GMC's condition on my registration: "you may only carry out circumcisions on hospital premises or within a Cara Quality Commission approved clinical setting" Following is transcript of mother's discourse in MPTS hearing during cross examination by Dr Siddiqui: Q     You said that we discussed about the restrictions probably?   You mentioned about the restrictions and the GMC on that phone call? A     Pardon, did I? Q    You mentioned about the restrictions on my GMC registration on that ‑‑‑ A     I did mention that I had noticed on that day that your registration on GMC had changed since the last time I checked in October, that there was a condition, I believe, on your registration, which I...

36. You failed to perform the procedure on 2 November 2013 to an adequate standard, in that the tie holding the Plastibell was not secured properly. 96.  The Panel heard evidence that you performed a Plastibell circumcision on Patient D and the Plastibell ring fell off the following day. Expert evidence was that the most probable reason for this happening was that you had not properly secured the ring with a tie. The Panel accepts this evidence and finds that you had not properly secured the tie. Consequently you had failed to perform the procedure to an adequate standard. The Panel finds this paragraph proved.  This expert statement of Mr Alizai was wrong. At the time, there was a document from Portland Hospital for Women and Children available on line, "SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION FOR THE BABY CIRCUMCISION CLINIC AT THE PORTLAND HOSPITAL". The surgeon performing circumcisions at this hospital was Mrs Patil. Mrs Patil acted as an expert in my case as well. Accord...