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Delhi police question Apollo doctors

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI: The Delhi police on Tuesday questioned three senior doctors of the Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals here in connection with the alleged tampering of medical reports of Rahul Mahajan who was treated for drug abuse.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (New Delhi) Anand Mohan said the police questioned Anupam Sibal, Prasad Rao and Mukund Pandey.

It is learnt that a police team would visit the hospital on Wednesday to question some women staff.

Earlier, they questioned junior doctors, technicians and security personnel. A case was registered against the hospital under Sec. 182 of the IPC after obtaining permission from a city court.

The police questioned the doctors on the line of the treatment given to Mr. Mahaja. They have also questioned the doctors on the contradictory medical reports of Mr. Mahajan.

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