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| Sunanda Pushkar death case: AIIMS doctor accuses Tharoor, Azad of influencing report | | | Agencies
New Delhi, July 1: The controversy over Sunanda Pushkar's mysterious death seems to be deepening, with reports on Tuesday saying that All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) doctor Sudhir Gupta has claimed that he was pressurised to give a tailor made report in the case.
According to a report published in a website, Dr Gupta, who was heading the panel that conducted the post-mortem of Sunanda, has filed an affidavit in the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) stating that he was pressurised by former union minister and president of AIIMS Ghulam Nabi Azad to act in an "unprofessional" manner to cover up the matter.
Dr Gupta's has further claimed that he was not able to state the truth in his report due to the influence of two ex-powerful Cabinet ministers Shashi Tharoor and Azad.
The report quoted the affidavit saying, "(The) applicant could not muster courage of openly placing the facts in black and white as the former president of AIIMS Shri Gulam Nabi Azad was an immensely powerful politician and then the health minister and the husband of late Sunanda Pushkar was also a minister and a powerful politician."
Dr Gupta in his application has asked CAT to allow him to give his views in sealed envelope.
Interestingly, Dr Gupta's disclosure comes at a time when has been slapped with charges of plagiarism and misconduct. |
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