MUMBAI, Oct. 7 -- The Mumbai police's crime branch has booked 10 bogus doctors for allegedly practising medicine without valid medical degrees or registration with the Maharashtra Medical Council, as part of a special drive against unlicensed practitioners. The quacks were allegedly operating clinics in areas such as Bhandup, Mankhurd, Kurla, Jogeshwari, Borivali, and Dahisar. Most of the clinics were located in crowded slum pockets. The police said they also found expired Unani and Ayurvedic medicines in the clinics, where the quacks were primarily treating people with venereal or sexually transmitted diseases and charging exorbitant fees. The raided clinics include Santosh Health Clinic in Bhandup, run by Shaikh Mohammad Anwar Mohammad Aslam and Mohammad Nabi Hussain Mohammed Farid Shaikh; Vinayak Health Clinic in Bhandup, run by Imran Abdul Jabbar Khan; Humdum Hospital in Jogeshwari, run by Dayashankar Singh and Junaid Siddique of Jogeshwari; Kohinoor Hospital in Jogeshwari, run by Shahbuddin Shaikh; Ankush Ayurvedic Hospital in Borivali, run by Dr Naved Khan and Dr Rashid Beig; Deepak Herbal Healthcare Clinic in Dahisar, run by Rashid Shaikh; and Samarth Ayurvedic Hospital in Mankhurd, run by Nihal Shaikh. "The doctors were not able to provide us any valid degrees, nor were they registered with the Maharashtra Medical Council," said a police officer....