Press Trust of India | Chennai February 23, 2013 Last Updated at 21:35 IST
The CBI has moved the Madras High Court seeking to cancel the bail granted to three persons in connection with the Dental Council of India bribe scam.
Special Public Prosecutor for CBI cases N Chandrasekharan submitted that the accused were not only interfering in the investigation by influencing witnesses, but also trying to demoralise the investigating officer by using foul means.
CBI had on January 7 last registered a case against Dr S Murukesan, DCI member, for allegedly demanding Rs one crore from Adhiparasakthi Dental College and Hospital at Melmaruvathur near here, for getting the body's approval for the PG course. He had also received Rs 25 lakh as the first instalment, it alleged.
S Srilekha, Managing Director of the Trust running the college was earlier released on bail on January 24. K Ramabadran, Administrative Officer of the college and R Karunanidhi, trustee in the Trust, were ordered to be released on bail on February 13, on the condition that they would not tamper with evidence or hamper investigation.
CBI also submitted that the conduct of the accused showed that they were influencing witnesses and destroying evidence also.
News Source: http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/cbi-moves-hc-to-cancel-bail-of-three-accused-in-dci-scam-113022300369_1.html
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-02-24/chennai/37269390_1_adhi-parasakthi-dental-college-s-srilekha-cbi-deputy-superintendent
http://newindianexpress.com/cities/chennai/article1476593.ece
The CBI has moved the Madras High Court seeking to cancel the bail granted to three persons in connection with the Dental Council of India bribe scam.
Special Public Prosecutor for CBI cases N Chandrasekharan submitted that the accused were not only interfering in the investigation by influencing witnesses, but also trying to demoralise the investigating officer by using foul means.
CBI had on January 7 last registered a case against Dr S Murukesan, DCI member, for allegedly demanding Rs one crore from Adhiparasakthi Dental College and Hospital at Melmaruvathur near here, for getting the body's approval for the PG course. He had also received Rs 25 lakh as the first instalment, it alleged.
S Srilekha, Managing Director of the Trust running the college was earlier released on bail on January 24. K Ramabadran, Administrative Officer of the college and R Karunanidhi, trustee in the Trust, were ordered to be released on bail on February 13, on the condition that they would not tamper with evidence or hamper investigation.
CBI also submitted that the conduct of the accused showed that they were influencing witnesses and destroying evidence also.
News Source: http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/cbi-moves-hc-to-cancel-bail-of-three-accused-in-dci-scam-113022300369_1.html
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-02-24/chennai/37269390_1_adhi-parasakthi-dental-college-s-srilekha-cbi-deputy-superintendent
http://newindianexpress.com/cities/chennai/article1476593.ece
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