Half way justice
By vanny
@vandana7 (102092)
India
May 30, 2024 1:43am CST
The Pune Porsche case in India is on news everyday for now.
The doctors of a hospital took bribes to change the blood samples to prove that the underage driver was not drunk.
Second test proved them wrong.
My contention is, once you know that the forensic department head is likely to be involved, why not reopen older cases where he issued similar certificates, and take those involved by surprise.
It would rectify the injustices of the past...
Just sad that judges are misled.
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@vandana7 (102092)
• India
30 May 24
Threat that power imports. Shouldn't the fact that they discovered a doctor to have accepted bribe be a good reason to open files of all his previous certificate? Who knows an innocent maybe languishing in jail because this man had accepted bribe in the past to implicate an innocent.
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@franxav (14182)
• India
30 May 24
Unfortunately, in this country doctors can be bribed, police can be bribed, and even politicians can be bought. Though Our respected PM declared loudly " Na khaaunga na khaane dunga". This was just an empty promise. We saw many state governments toppled in the last few years as elected members were bribed.
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@vandana7 (102092)
• India
30 May 24
He has achieved nothing. He is so focused on others, but didn't know anything about the parties he was joining hands with? Sengar, Revanna...and now Ajit Pawar. How is it possible?
When Mahua's phone records were asked for, they should also have taken similar measures with all MPs to identify whether others are doing something similar, out of ignorance..
When National Herald property was found to be understated in value, the values of properties in the surroundings too had to be identified. But then, their own folks would be exposed, right?
And now that the doctor has been exposed as taking bribe, is it not the right thing to check his previous certifications? Based on which some judge may have erred in giving wrong judgement?
Tax all cars that can be run at higher speed...large cars...annually 150000 in addition to existing tax. This should bring down demand for such cars, and also traffic congestion, not to mention such rash driving.
In this case the entire property in the name of the boy should be taken and even the parents and grandparents should be made to part with 50 percent of their entire property.
Part of the money should be used to compensate the family of the deceased, part to improve law and order, and part to upgrade the police department such that crimes can be solved faster, and part as a fund for other innocent accident victims, who cannot be compensated adequately from their accident.
@LindaOHio (194032)
• United States
30 May 24
That's terrible that they take bribes. Have a good day.
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