Medical College Approval Scam: Court restrains media from publishing any news
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New Delhi : A Delhi court today restrained the media from publishing or broadcasting any news item related to the investigation in a medial corruption case against former Chhattisgarh High Court judge Ishrat Masroor Quddusi and others.
Additional District Judge Twinkle Wadhwa passed the temporary injunction order on an application filed by Quddusi, who had claimed that reporting in the matter caused irreparable injury to his reputation in the eyes of the public and his colleagues.
Quddusi was arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation in the corruption case related to Prasad Education Trust.
In an impleachment notice moved yesterday against Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, seven opposition parties led by the Congress have listed five grounds of alleged misconduct against him, including a petition related to Prasad Education Trust.
Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal had said the charge related to the CJI having dealt on the administrative as well as on the judicial side with a petition which sought an investigation into the matter of Prasad Education Trust, in which he too was likely to fall within the scope of investigation.
Additional District Judge Twinkle Wadhwa passed the temporary injunction order on an application filed by Quddusi, who had claimed that reporting in the matter caused irreparable injury to his reputation in the eyes of the public and his colleagues.
Quddusi was arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation in the corruption case related to Prasad Education Trust.
In an impleachment notice moved yesterday against Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, seven opposition parties led by the Congress have listed five grounds of alleged misconduct against him, including a petition related to Prasad Education Trust.
Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal had said the charge related to the CJI having dealt on the administrative as well as on the judicial side with a petition which sought an investigation into the matter of Prasad Education Trust, in which he too was likely to fall within the scope of investigation.
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