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Kidney racket: Hospital owners withdraw anticipatory bail pleas

In yet another twist in the kidney scam, the owners of the National Kidney Hospital - Dr Rajesh Aggarwal and his wife Deepa Aggarwal - on Tuesday withdrew their anticipatory bail applications.

Updated on: Aug 18, 2015, 20:04:41 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Jalandhar
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In yet another twist in the kidney scam, the owners of the National Kidney Hospital - Dr Rajesh Aggarwal and his wife Deepa Aggarwal - on Tuesday withdrew their anticipatory bail applications.

Police officials questioning owner of National Kidney Hospital Dr Rajesh Aggarwal and his wife Deepa Aggarwal during investigation in Jalandhar, India. (Pardeep Pandit/HT Photo)
Police officials questioning owner of National Kidney Hospital Dr Rajesh Aggarwal and his wife Deepa Aggarwal during investigation in Jalandhar, India. (Pardeep Pandit/HT Photo)

The working of the hospital under scanner after the city police claimed to have busted the kidney racket on July 31. The husband-wife dup had filed anticipatory bail pleas in the court on August 13, apprehending they may be arrested anytime by the police in the case.

Their lawyer withdrew the bail plea during a hearing in a local court without any argument.
On August 14, a local court had deferred the hearing in this regard to August 18, after the police reportedly failed to produce records before the magistrate.

The city police had arrested Junaid Ahmed Khan and Kuldeep Kumar, both residents of Faridabad in Haryana, Sabur Ahmed Khan and Vardan Chander Rao of Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh in this connection on July 18.

 
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