Ahmedabad Rural Court rejects discharge plea of accused in Khyati Hospital case: Charge frame to be framed in the coming days, High Court again ordered the lower court to hear the matter

Ahmedabad: The Ahmedabad Rural Court on Thursday dismissed the discharge pleas of Kartik Patel, Rajshree Kothari, Sanjay Patodia and Rahul Jain, accused in the case of wrongful angiography and angioplasty of patients in the name of treatment. The court also noted that a 6070-page chargesheet has been filed in the Ahmedabad Rural Court against Kartik Patel, chairman of Khyati Hospital. In the chargesheet, 30 key witnesses and 7 witnesses have their statements before the magistrate. The accused, including Kartik Patel, have made huge financial gains by intimidating poor patients in the name of illness. While Rahul Jain, Dr. Sanjay Patodia and Rajshree Kothari are also the main involvements and cannot be discharged. 'Angioplasty-angiography was done wrongly' It was submitted on behalf of the government that it was aware of the entire scam of bringing poor and illiterate patients to the hospital as part of a conspiracy at the behest of the accused and performing operations including angioplasty and angiography wrongly, even though it had helped in carrying out the scam. "The accused once again applied for discharge from the case. Kartik Patel and Rahul Jain, Rajshree Kothari, Dr. Sanjay Patolia's lower court rejected the discharge petition and filed a petition in the high court. In which the High Court again ordered the lower court to hear the matter. So all of them once again applied for discharge from the case. In which it was submitted that they have been falsely implicated, they have no role in this case, they have not performed any operation, there is no evidence against them looking at the chargesheet, so the court should discharge them. 'Accused is the chairman of Khyati Multi Speciality Hospital' Public Prosecutor Vijay Barot told the court that Kartik Patel is the main accused in the case. The accused is the chairman of Khyati Multi Speciality Hospital. The main motive of the conspirators of this crime was to get the financial benefit of the government's PMJAY scheme. The accused owns 50.98 per cent stake in Khyati Multi Speciality Hospital. The accused has shown that there was no financial loss in the financial transactions and audit reports of the hospital, all the financial transactions of the hospital have been directed by the accused. Which is very important in terms of evidence. 'The card was obtained by tampering with the government website' He further argued that the accused is the mastermind. In order to bring patients to the hospital and to avail the benefits of PMJAY or not, people who did not have Ayushman cards were also obtained by compromising the government website by using the data of others. The accused, including the accused, have hatched a pre-planned criminal conspiracy and committed the crime by destroying human life for their own financial gains. Rahul Jain is also involved in this. Also Read: How did the fame scandal happen? Ahmedabad rural court rejects discharge plea of accused Rahul and Kartik Patel had instructed the accused to organise free medical camps in Ahmedabad city and adjoining districts. The accused is trying to delay the trial of the case, looking at the chargesheet, there is enough evidence against the accused, the accused should not be discharged in such a case. After the submissions of both sides, the Ahmedabad rural court rejected the discharge plea of the accused.