The Rouse Avenue Court of Delhi has directed AIIMS to form a medical board to assess Nitin Johri, seeking bail on medical grounds in the Bhushan Steel Limited money laundering case. Special CBI Judge Jagdish Kumar emphasized the urgent need for the medical board. The court ruled for Johri’s timely medical examination and treatment, underscoring the importance of coordination between jail authorities and the medical board. Johri is to bear the expenses if treated at a private hospital.
Today (18th April): The Enforcement Directorate alleged that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, in custody for an excise scam case, is consuming high-sugar foods despite being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes to establish grounds for medical bail. The court has directed Tihar jail authorities to provide a report on Kejriwal’s diet chart to verify the allegations. Kejriwal’s counsel cited fluctuating blood sugar levels and sought permission for a consultation. Supporters expressed concerns over his treatment in jail.
