The government has termed as erroneous a World Health Organisation (WHO) report which claimed that 57 per cent of allopathic doctors in India do not have medical qualification.<br/><br/>In a written reply in Lok Sabha, Health Minister JP Nadda said, the report is erroneous since MBBS is the minimum qualification for enrolment as registered medical practitioner in a state medical register for practice, and hence all registered doctors have medical qualifications. Mr Nadda said, section 15 of the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 prohibits a person other than medical practitioner enrolled on a state medical register to practice in the state.<br/><br/>He said, as health is a state subject, the primary responsibility to deal with cases of quacks lies with respective state governments. He said, the Centre has asked the Chief Ministers of all states to take appropriate action against quacks and evolve suitable policies to ensure availability of quality health workforce in rural areas.