Apollo Kidney Racket : SIT gets approval to prosecute doctors
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New Delhi: Senior nephrologists of Apollo Hospitals may face prosecution in the kidney racket case, as the Special Investigation Team (SIT) has received a sanction from the Delhi Health Secretary to procedute doctors in the case. The appeal in the matter had been made by the SIT, back in the month of July, 2016 when the case had unfolded.
Joint Commissioner of Police (southeast range) R P Upadhyay confirmed the news to The Indian Express stating that permission has been received by them to prosecute culprits (including doctors). He further added that the SIT in connection maybe soon filing a supplementary chargesheet in the case and summoning the doctors for further questioning .
Joint Commissioner of Police (southeast range) R P Upadhyay confirmed the news to The Indian Express stating that permission has been received by them to prosecute culprits (including doctors). He further added that the SIT in connection maybe soon filing a supplementary chargesheet in the case and summoning the doctors for further questioning .
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