Delhi High Court asks trial court to hear Anbumani case afresh

Lower court had ordered framing of charges in graft cases The Delhi High Court on Monday quashed a trial court’s decision to frame charges against former Union Health Minister Anbumani Ramadoss and several others in two corruption cases for allegedly showing favours to medical colleges. Justice I.S. Mehta remanded back the case to the lower court with a direction to hear the matter afresh. The High Court listed the case before the trial court n August 19. It set aside the October 7, 2015 order which had ordered framing of charges against Mr. Ramadoss and others for various alleged offences, including criminal conspiracy, cheating, forgery for the purpose of cheating and using forged documents as genuine under the IPC and provisions of the Prevention of Corruption Act relating to public servant abusing official position. The two graft cases relate to alleged favours shown by Mr. Ramadoss and other accused to a private medical college, Rohilkhand Medical College and Hospital (RMCH), Bareilly, in Uttar Pradesh and Indore-based Index Medical College Hospital and Research Centre (IMCHRC). Favouritism alleged The accused were chargesheeted for allegedly showing favours to RMCH in the grant of renewal for admissions in the MBBS course in 2008-09.

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