In connection with the PG course admission controversy dogging the Himalayan Institute Hospital Trust (HIHT), Jolly Grant, a Karnataka-based doctor has registered a case against some persons, including HIHT’s Vijay Dhasmana. The other persons named are Rohit Chauhan, Sandeep Gupta and Ankush Sagar Khatri in Dalanwala police station.
In his written complaint, Dr Shivdarth Kulkarni stated that he had paid Rs 64 lakh for admission in MD dermatology course in HIHT. However, he neither got admission nor had his money back, he complained. Dalanwala police station Inspector Anil Kumar Joshi said taking cognisance of Dr Kulkarni’s complaint, a case under Sections 420, 406, 34, 120b of IPC was registered against the named persons in Dalanwala police station. Teams have been formed and they are working on to solve this case, he added.
Joshi further said that recently a Delhi-based doctor Dr Amardeep Kumar had registered a report, stating he had paid Rs 46 lakh to these swindlers for admission in PG course in HIHT. It should be mentioned here that in connection with the case, Dehradun police had so far arrested five swindlers who are now languishing in Sudhowala jail. Four of them were taken into police remand from whom relevant documents related to this case have been collected. So far around 16 doctors across the country had recorded their statements. Sources said that police would soon submit charge-sheets against the accused.