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ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PM&DC) is embroiled in controversy after its president, Dr. Rizwan Taj, allegedly registered his honorary degree in violation of the council’s established policies.
The accusations have triggered strong reactions from the medical community, with professionals denouncing the move as unethical and an abuse of authority. Reports suggest that PM&DC has long upheld a policy against recognizing honorary qualifications and degrees obtained through online or distance learning.
However, the latest claims indicate potential favoritism, calling into question the council’s commitment to its own regulations. Senior medical experts have voiced their concerns, warning that such actions could undermine the credibility of the country’s top medical regulatory body.
