Dr Mohammad MF Siddiqui

I was blamed for not cleaning hands before examining Child D. Following is the excerpt from the mother of Child D during her cross examination by Mr Fitzgerald, GMC's barrister. Mother clearly mentioned that I used gel (alcohol gel) for hand sanitisation before examining Child D. Q   Now, you just mentioned him using a gel of some kind, first of all can you help us with when he used that gel?   So it is the second occasion, do you remember when he used that gel or if he did? A     After he went, um ...   I think he used the gel before he examined my son. Following are the WHO (World Health Organisation) guidelines on Hand Hygiene. There are similar guidelines by NICE (National Institute on Clinical Excellence). ·             WHO Indications for Hand Hygiene (p152) Wash hands with soap and water when visibly dirty or visibly soiled with blood or other body fluids or after usi...

This is to highlight how, in my case, police has been pursuing malicious, racist and Islamophobic investigation, in my honest opinion. Following is the advice given to Police by, I believe, from Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). There have been numerous referrals made to CPS by Police but NFAed (Not For Action) by CPS. Despite this, out of malice, racism and Islamophobia, Police has been pursuing character assassination and defamation/slander against myself. This is clearly an example of misconduct in office  by Police, particularly some specific Police/Detective Officers in my honest opinion. Assault : The defence of consent appears to apply. The parents and child himself clearly understood the nature and purpose of the act and gave true consent to it. As per R v Richardson (1999), it is not relevant whether the doctor is registered as long as they understood what procedure they were consenting to. Fraud : Although the doctor has made a gain, the...