In Brief
The Supreme Court dismissed petitions by a private medical college challenging cancellation of admissions for 2017-18. The college had systematically frauded the Court, regulators, and students by fabricating patient records, falsifying faculty attendance, and manipulating data to show compliance with minimum standards. A Court-appointed expert committee revealed most patients were fictitious or had inflated records, residents shown absent were never summoned by police as claimed, and case files were unprofessionally prepared. The Court held the Dean liable for prosecution under Section 193 IPC, barred admissions for two years, imposed a ₹5 crore penalty, and directed refund of fees plus ₹1 lakh compensation to affected students.
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