@PMOIndia @HMOIndia Sir, how can we trust this track record

AIIMS officials have already levelled several charges against Dr. Sudhir Gupta to the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), one of which happens to be publicising his medical opinions in cases like these.

“In various sensitive cases like the Batla House case, Aarushi murder case, Azad case and the Nithari murder case, he went out and gave a parallel opinion to the media. This had an adverse affect on all the cases,” a former AIIMS professor said.

On June 14, 2014 he was summoned by the chief vigilance officer of AIIMS on the issue of leakage of post-mortem reports. On June 6, the Medical Council of India sent him a notice on the issue of plagiarism dating back to 2002 and he was summoned on June 12.

“He gives contrary medical opinion to the public through the media immediately after getting wind of what police investigation has established through months of hard work and examination.” a police officer said.

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