DoctorGeneral Medical Council 7641233

Salah-ud-Din Taj

suspended at last register check

Salah-ud-Din Taj, doctor (General Medical Council 7641233). Most recent decision: Erasure (struck off the register) on 12 June 2026 by the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service.

Last verified against the General Medical Council register on 8 July 2026.

Practitioner record

Drawn from Salah-ud-Din Taj’s entry on the General Medical Council register.

Qualifications: MBBS 1996 University of the Punjab - King Edward Medical College — 1996
Specialties: Acute Medicine
Years on the register: 7 years (since 23 November 2018)

Latest published outcome

Most recent outcome: Erasure (struck off the register), decided 12 June 2026 by the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service.

What does “struck off the register” mean?

The regulator directed removal from the register in this decision. The decision explains when the direction takes effect and any appeal provisions. Check the official register for the practitioner's current registration status.

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Decisions and hearings

12 June 2026Medical Practitioners Tribunal Servicesubstantive hearing
Erasure(struck off the register)
The MPTS tribunal found that Dr Salah-ud-Din Taj had criminal convictions in Australia for 14 offences over four months, including a threat to kill, stalking and breaching court orders. It also found he dishonestly failed to declare these convictions when applying to the GMC in 2018 and to an NHS trust in 2019, and misrepresented his work history. The tribunal decided his fitness to practise was impaired and erased his name from the medical register.
Full determination on MedicWatch Source page on Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service

Practitioner details

Qualified in: Pakistan
Specialty: Acute Medicine

Sources

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Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service — 12 June 2026 · Erasure

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