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Seven acquitted in fake MBBS admissions case
Karachi
January 26, 2021
An accountability court on Monday acquitted seven persons in a 20-year-old reference pertaining to fake admissions to the Sindh Medical College after the prosecution failed to prove charges on them.
The National Accountability Bureau had booked a former controller of examination of Karachi University, Intisarul Haq, former programme coordinator Abdul Hadi Siddiqui, former administrative assistant Alauddin, then vice principal Prof Syed Naseeruddin along with some other employees over their alleged involvement in 38 fake admissions in the SMC in 2001-2002.
Accountability Court-IV judge Suresh Kumar pronounced his verdict which he had reserved after recording evidence and final arguments from both sides. He said that the prosecution failed to establish the allegations against the defendants; therefore, the court acquitted them by extending the benefit of the doubt to them.
Seven acquitted in illegal admissions at SMC case
According to the prosecution, the accused had taken admissions in SMC illegally from 2000 to 2001
KARACHI:
An accountability court acquitted on Monday seven persons accused in a reference pertaining to illegal admissions in Sindh Medical College (SMC) due to lack of evidence.
The seven acquitted include former SMC principal Akbar Haider, Dr Shamsher, Abdul Hadi Siddiqi, Professor Syed Naseeruddin, Aijaz Ahmed Siddiqi, Aleemuddin and Wakeel Khan.
According to the prosecution, the accused had taken admissions in SMC illegally from 2000 to 2001. They issued fake admit cards and enrolment cards from Karachi University in exchange for Rs700,000 bribe from each of the student. The verdict was announced after six years of trial.