Six held for exchanging bribes to give favourable report to medical colleges

The Central Investigation Office (CBI) arrested six people, including three doctors allegedly allegedly facilitating the presentation of positive examination reports of medical faculties in exchange for bribes.

“In a statement allegedly abandoned the legal control process for the recognition of the Medical College, and other intermediaries to recognize the medical colleges, a case against Shri Rawatpura hangs against the Institute of Medical Sciences and Research,” he said.

It is claimed that the identified evaluators have given positive reports to various medical colleges in exchange for illegal satisfaction.

Shri Rawatpura Sangar Institute Institute officials put a CBI trap on the allegedly affecting the evaluators assigned to the examination. Six defendants were arrested when the amount of 55 lakh changed hands. The agency said the money was delivered in Bengaluru.

Various modi operandi was used by the defendants to manipulate the process illegally affecting the doctors.

“CBI, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Madhya Pradesh carries out more than 40 places.”