UP CRIMES, Dy. CMO Murder Case: Sachan's family moves SC, seeks CBI probe into his death!

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• July 7, 2011 
• PTI 
• New Delhi / DC.

Deputy Chief Medical Officer YS Sachan, an accused in CMO BP Singh murder case, who committed suicide inside Lucknow district jail - PTI.

Family members of Uttar Pradesh's Deputy Chief Medical Officer Y.S. Sachan today moved the Supreme Court for a CBI probe into his mysterious death inside the Lucknow jail.

An advocate, appearing for the Sachan's family, apprised the bench of justices Altamas Kabir and Cyriac Joseph about a petition filed in the court's registry and sought its urgent hearing. The bench, however, asked the advocate to tell the registry to slate the petition for proper hearing. Arrested for his alleged role in the murder of Lucknow CMO B P Singh, purportedly to suppress a scam involving financial irregularities and embezzlement of National Rural Health Mission funds, Sachan was found dead inside the toilet of Lucknow district jail hospital on June 22 night under mysterious circumstances. The Uttar Pradesh government has ordered a judicial probe into the incident.

The police had said that following his arrest, Sachan was admitted to the jail hospital for treatment of general ailment and had undergone angiography but he committed suicide. His death came a day before a court was to take up the police plea for his remand and those of three others.

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UP CRIMES, Dy. CMO: Sachan’s wife, brother depose before CJM!

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PTI / The Hindu / LUCKNOW, July 4, 2011.

A file picture of Deputy CMO Y.S. Sachan who was the prime accused in the CMO murder case. Photo: PTI.

The wife and the brother of deputy CMO Y S Sachan deposed on Monday before the Chief Judicial Magistrate conducting inquiry into the mysterious death of the health department official in a jail here.

“Malti Sachan and R K Sachan, who were summoned earlier, appeared before the CJM Rajesh Upadhayaya this morning and recorded their statements,” official sources said in Lucknow.

The CJM had on Friday summoned the family members of Dr Sachan, who died under mysterious circumstances inside the Lucknow jail hospital on June 22 night, for recording their statements in connection with the ongoing judicial probe.

If what UP Police says is true that he arranged the assassination of  Chief Medical Officer (Family Welfare) B P Singh, Sachan has become the victim of his own game!

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UP CRIMES, Dy. CMO, Sachan Murder Case: Sleuths find Sachan's letter claiming forced to sign papers!

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ITGD Bureau  | Lucknow, June 30, 2011 | Updated 22:44 IST.

Dr Y.S. Sachan was found dead under mysterious circumstances on June 22.

The agencies probing the murder of Deputy CMO Dr Y.S. Sachan have found a letter written by him to a Health Ministry official in which he claimed that police had forcibly got blank papers signed by him and two other accused.

In his letter to Joint Director (Family welfare) Dr Rajendra Kumar Singh on April 10, Dr Sachan stated that he along with two other accused in the case of murder of Lucknow Chief Medical Officer B.P. Singh were forced to sign on blank papers while they were being taken for remand proceedings.

Senior police officials did not want to comment saying the matter is under judicial probe.

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