Jaipur Fake Organ Transplant NOC case: 6 doctors under Anti-Corruption Bureau's radar
Jaipur: Following the crackdown of a major racket involving the sale and purchase of fake no-objection certificates (NOCs) for organ transplant, the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) on Thursday questioned 6 doctors and other employees of Fortis and EHCC hospitals.
After the agency ended the interrogation of the doctors, they seized their mobile phones and sent them to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) for investigation. Some of the doctors who were questioned have the possibility of getting arrested soon.
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Meanwhile, on the same day, the agency also produced the arrested organ coordinator of Fortis Hospital who was remanded to one day in custody to the court.
ACB DIG Dr Ravi told Udaipur Kiran, "Doctors from both hospitals are being questioned in this case. Some doctors may be arrested soon. On Thursday, half a dozen doctors and others were also questioned. The mobiles of six doctors have been seized and sent to FSL for investigation."
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