Click to play videoNew Delhi: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed a chargesheet against former union health minister Anbumani Ramadoss and nine others in a Delhi court in a corruption case.
Ramadoss allegedly misused his position to give clearance to a medical college in Indore in 2008. According to the chargesheet, Ramadoss, two doctors of the Safdarjung hospital in Delhi, and owner of Index Medical College, Indore are the main accused in the case.
Ramadoss on Sept 28, 2008 gave permission to the college for admissions overruling the Medical Council of India (MCI) that said the college was deficient in infrastructure.
The Health Ministry on same day had told the Supreme Court that permission can't be given because of deficiencies. But on the same evening, Ramadoss overturned his own ministry's stand and gave the permission.
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