Delhi High Court Orders AIIMS to Evaluate Jaideep Sengar's Health for Jail Term Suspension
The Delhi High Court has instructed AIIMS to set up a medical board to evaluate Jaideep Sengar's health, who seeks jail term suspension due to Stage-IV oral cancer. The CBI opposed this citing fake medical records. The court requires an independent health assessment to proceed further.
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The Delhi High Court has ordered AIIMS, New Delhi, to create a medical board for evaluating Jaideep Sengar's health status. Sengar, serving a 10-year sentence for involvement in a custodial death, claims to suffer from advanced oral cancer.
The Central Bureau of Investigation contested Sengar's request, labeling the health documents presented as counterfeit. The court stressed the necessity of a reliable and objective medical opinion, prompting an independent evaluation of Sengar's condition.
Scheduled for a March 2 hearing, the High Court demands a thorough investigation to confirm Sengar's health claims, examining if adequate treatment is possible within the jail's facilities or through hospital visits.
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