Medicinal Admission scam: FIR against CBI subdued for attacking judge's residence

New Delhi, Jan 5 The Supreme Court on Friday suppressed the FIR held up against the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) authorities for wrongly attacking the place of a sitting Odisha High Court judge in connection with the medical college admission scam case.

Be that as it may, the investigating agency and its officers had apologised for the oversight to the concerned judge whose residence was raided.

The issue relates to a medicinal school gift trick against IM Quddusi (retired Orissa High Court judge) who was captured among others, by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) under the Prevention of Corruption Act.

Quddusi purportedly used his impact to help Uttar Pradesh-based Prasad Education Trust in "settling" an issue including their supplication to set up medicinal universities pending in the Supreme Court.

The Trust claimed one of the 46 medicinal colleges barred by the central government from conceding understudies.

The accused were along these lines conceded safeguard, yet the same was not tested by the CBI.

Following conceding of the safeguard, advocate Kamini Jaiswal had recorded a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in the Supreme Court looking for the constitution of a SIT to explore the assertions, with a resigned judge checking the same.

Campaign for Judicial Accountability and Reforms (CJAR) had likewise recorded a comparable appeal.