No death caused due to COVID-19 is missed in the count: Delhi's Health Minister
News | May 22, 2020 18:32 ISTDelhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain informed that no death caused due to Coronavirus in Delhi is missed in the count.
Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain informed that no death caused due to Coronavirus in Delhi is missed in the count.
"Some newspapers are reporting that sealing is being done in Amar Colony on the direction of the Monitoring Committee. This cannot be done as the Special Provisions Act is applicable in Delhi," Jain told media.
In its order, the court also observed that no public servant appeared before it to prove that he or she was obstructed by Jain from doing official duty.
The condition of Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain, who was hospitalised late last night, is stable, a senior doctor today said.
CBI team at Delhi Minister Satyendra Jain's residence, searches were conducted over alleged violation in hiring of creative team by Public Works Department(PWD)
Officials said Jain was summoned under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) and his statement will be recorded by the investigating officer of the case.
The documents were recovered during searches at the residences of Delhi Dental Council Registrar Rishiraj, who was arrested yesterday in a separate case.
Doctors at Shalimar Bagh-located Max Super Specialty Hospital declared a baby dead, along with his stillborn twin, and handed the bodies over to family members in a polythene bag.
Income Tax Department investigations in 2013 had allegedly found that Rs 16.38 crore was received by four shell companies linked to Jain
is accused of being involved in the crime through Kolkata-based companies Prayas Info Pvt Ltd, Akichand Developers and Mangalyatan Project Pvt Ltd
AAP leader Saurabh Bhardawaj said that the BJP was ‘using’ the CBI and Income Tax Department for fabricating evidence against the Minister.
Jain, who holds several portfolios in the Arvind Kejriwal government, refused to speak to media waiting outside the headquarters.
According to Kapil Mishra, the powers of Delhi government-run hospitals to buy medicines were put to an end by Kejriwal at the behest of Jain.
AAP minister Satyendar Jain's company declared an undisclosed income of Rs 16.54 crore under the Income Declaration Scheme.
Former Delhi minister Kapil Mishra, who accused Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal of accepting Rs 2 crore from minister Satyendra Jain in his presence, said that he has sought an appointment with the CBI today to register a complaint on Tuesday
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