A city court on Monday rejected the bail plea of a student of Sri Ram
College of Commerce arrested for his alleged role in a racket for admission to
Ramjas and other Delhi University colleges.
Metropolitan Magistrate Devender Nain dismissed the bail plea of second-year
student Sahil Gulati accused by the police of forging the marksheets to secure
admissions of ineligible candidates in various DU colleges. While pleading for
the bail, Gulati’s counsel told the court that he should be released from jail
as he has to prepare for the forthcoming examinations and has been behind bars
for 75 days now. Drawing a parallel between him and DMK MP Kanimozhi, his
counsel said Gulati has been accused of cheating and so was the DMK leader.
“In the 2G case too, Kanimozhi has been given bail. She was also charged with
cheating under the IPC,” he said. The Delhi Police had alleged Sahil and his
accomplices were the first point of contact for students seeking admission in
the college through dubious means. Along with Gulati, police had also arrested
co-accused Mukul, a second-year Ramjas College student, Sanchit, an ex-Ramjas
student and Rahul, owner of a cyber cafe where marksheets were forged.
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