A bench of justices D Y Chandrachud and Dinesh Maheshwari said the failure of the central and the Madhya Pradesh governments to communicate the rejection of the representation of the accused in a time bound manner vitiates the order of detention.
It is not known what information the ED has sought in its confidential letter written to Jabalpur SP, but according to sources, they have become active due to the fear of hawala money in the case.
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Opinion | Merchants of death: Selling fake Remdesivir vials
Today I want to speak about a gang of unscrupulous traders based in Surat and Indore, who sold several thousand fake Remdesivir injections to relatives of critical Covid-19 patients when the second wave of pandemic was at its peak last month. Both Surat and Indore Police have so far arrested 40 persons involved in this deadly racket. They had planned to make nearly one lakh fake Remdesivir injections and sell them to needy Covid patients, at a time when Remdesivir injections were not available in the market due to a big surge in demand.
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Opinion | How crowds are acting as super spreaders of coronavirus
There appeared to be some relief from the rising surge in fresh pandemic cases on Monday when the number of fresh Covid-19 cases went below the 4-lakh mark after a consistent rise for the last four days. Nearly 3.66 lakh fresh cases were reported during the last 24 hours, while there was a jump of only 9,000 odd active cases. This happened after a big surge for the last 55 days. Lockdown and night curfew are in force in 18 states because of which there has been lesser number of cases compared to previous weeks.Â
Hospital Chief In Jabalpur And VHP Leader Held For Fake Remdesivir Racket Hospital Chief In Jabalpur And VHP Leader Held For Fake Remdesivir Racket Sarabjeet Singh Mokha is accused of sourcing 500 Remdesivir injections from Indore, which his hospital administered to many COVID-19 patients.
Sarabjit Singh Mokha is now relieved of his charges as VHP leader.
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The director of a hospital in Madhya Pradesh s Jabalpur is among four persons arrested for procuring and administering fake Remdesivir, a drug used in the treatment of COVID-19. The accused, Sarabjeet Singh Mokha, is also the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) president of the Narmada division.