A Delhi court Thursday granted bail to an employee of an upscale restaurant 'Town Hall' owned by Navneet Kalra in connection with a case of oxygen concentrator black marketing amidst shortage of the life saving gas during the current severe wave of
Delhi court grants bail to accused in oxygen concentrator hoarding case ANI | Updated: May 13, 2021 19:41 IST
New Delhi [India], May 13 (ANI): A Delhi Court on Thursday granted bail to accused Hitesh Kumar in connection with a case relating to the alleged hoarding of oxygen concentrators in a South Delhi restaurant.
Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Arun Kumar Garg asked Kumar to furnish a personal bond and surety bond of Rs 50,000.
The court also imposed conditions that Kumar shall not directly or indirectly try to influence the witnesses and shall not in any manner temper with the evidence.
It also said then accused shall join the investigation as and when directed by the Investigating Officer.
Court grants bail to Navneet Kalra s employee at restaurant in oxygen black marketing case
Court grants bail to Navneet Kalra s employee at restaurant in oxygen black marketing case
An employee of an upscale restaurant Town Hall owned by Navneet Kalra was granted bail in connection with a case of oxygen concentrator black marketing amidst shortage of the life saving gas during the current severe wave of Covid-19 pandemic.
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UPDATED: May 13, 2021 20:50 IST
During a recent raid, 524 oxygen concentrators were recovered from three restaurants owned by Kalra Khan Chacha, Nega Ju and Town Hall and he is suspected to have left Delhi along with his family. (Photo: PTI file)
The strong observations were made by Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Arun Kumar Garg (Representational)
New Delhi: Job of the government is not like a terrorist and just to hide your failure, you are after people, said an anguished Delhi Court on Tuesday while expressing strong displeasure that the government is yet to regulate the prices of the medical equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The court, which was hearing the alleged oxygen concentrator hoarding and black marketing case, also asked is doing business in this country an offence .
The hard hitting oral observations were made by Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Arun Kumar Garg while hearing the bail applications of Matrix Cellular Services employees, including the CEO and vice president, who were arrested by the Delhi Police for allegedly hoarding and selling the equipment at exorbitant prices.
A Delhi court on Wednesday granted bail to the CEO of Matrix Cellular and three others accused in the oxygen concentrator hoarding and black marketing case.