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Members of the Central Kayakalp Award committee under Swacch Bharat Mission visited the Sri Narasimha Raja (SNR) District Hospital to inspect the facilities, services and hygiene conditions in the hospital.
A team of three from the Health Department collected information from the district surgeon Dr. Shivakumar. He briefed the team about the maintenance of ambulances, hygiene in side and in the premises of the hospital.
Under the scheme, two hospitals in the State will be given awards for good services and maintaining hygiene. The team will send a report to the Centre recommending awards.
The special CBI court in Ranchi will pronounce the quantum of sentence for Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad and 15 other convicts in a fodder scam case on Thursday.
Special judge Shivpal Singh was scheduled to pronounce the quantum of sentence on Wednesday, but deferred after condoling the death of two lawyers, who passed away recently.
Meanwhile, the CBI court issued notices to senior RJD leader and party vice-president Raghuvansh Prasad Singh, Leader of the Opposition in Bihar Assembly Tejaswi Yadav, senior party leader Shivanand Tiwari and Congress spokesperson Manish Tiwari for “contempt of court”. They had made comments against the verdict of the court on December 23.
“All four have been issued notices as the court has found their comments on the verdict as contempt”, Prabhat Kumar, lawyer for Lalu Prasad told journalists in Ranchi.
“I do not know about the court’s summon…when I’ll receive it, I will reply to it”, said Mr. Raghuvansh Prasad Singh who was present at the court premises.
The case pertainied to fraudulent withdrawal of ₹84.5 lakh from the Deoghar district (now in Jharkhand) treasury between 1994 and 1996 when Lalu Prasad was the Bihar Chief Minister.
The special CBI court of Justice Shivpal Singh completed the hearing in the case RC 64(A) / 1996 on December 13.
Six others, including former Bihar Chief Minister Jagannath Mishra, were, acquitted in the case.