Sections 409, 468 and 477 of the Prevention of Corruption Act (II, 1947), Section 5 (2), alleging criminal misconduct of a public servant, criminal breach of trust, fraud and fraud of accounts, public hospital cashier Has been charged. As a charge of the medical store from the Medical Store Department, he used to take illicit drugs. The hospital suspect claimed he had nothing to do with the acquisition of the drug, and the medical store in charge was responsible for all drug transactions, evidence on record indicates that the suspect collected drugs from the medical store department. But the prosecution could not provide any information on the record which showed the posting of the accused in which the medical store in charge of the accused was, in fact, unofficially in charge of the medical store but could not know who provided it. Took charge of such an important position of oral or non-official prosecution, thus, in the position of the accused Failure to prove appointment, Medical Store Department's Medical Superintendent of Charge was issued a medical store indication, saying that the medicines were ordered, but it was not proven that the drugs were received by the accused. Was used illegally. Received by the hospital's medical superintendent and the prosecutor in charge of the medical store index, it appears that the alleged drugs were found to be in charge of the store, which were not able to replace the indexes issued by the medical superintendent. He was endorsed by the medical superintendent but he made his initial appearance in court
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