Did Medanta Medicity get subsidy on land- Asks CIC
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The Central Information Commission has directed the Centre and Haryana government to inform it if private hospital Medanta Medicity was given any subsidy or concession in allotment of land.
The case relates to the death of former Chief Justice of India J S Verma who was undergoing treatment at the hospital in Gurgaon.
Activist Subhash Agrawal has filed a plea wanting to know if former CJI M N Ventakachaliah, along with 34 eminent citizens, had sought an inquiry into his death allegedly due to medical lapses.
"Earlier, the wife of the former CJI had also written a similar letter to the Prime Minister. Such letters from eminent citizens from all walks of life on death of a devoted and honest jurist who spent post-retirement life in a rented house is indeed a matter of serious concern," Information Commissioner Sridhar Acharyulu said in his recent order.
Agrawal has asked about the cost of treatment of Verma and as to who had made the payment. He has also put a query if any subsidy or concession was received by the hospital from the central or state government.
The case relates to the death of former Chief Justice of India J S Verma who was undergoing treatment at the hospital in Gurgaon.
Activist Subhash Agrawal has filed a plea wanting to know if former CJI M N Ventakachaliah, along with 34 eminent citizens, had sought an inquiry into his death allegedly due to medical lapses.
"Earlier, the wife of the former CJI had also written a similar letter to the Prime Minister. Such letters from eminent citizens from all walks of life on death of a devoted and honest jurist who spent post-retirement life in a rented house is indeed a matter of serious concern," Information Commissioner Sridhar Acharyulu said in his recent order.
Agrawal has asked about the cost of treatment of Verma and as to who had made the payment. He has also put a query if any subsidy or concession was received by the hospital from the central or state government.
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