Overview
- Dr. Tapan Kumar Jana was caught accepting a ₹10 lakh bribe for issuing a favorable inspection report to a private medical college in Belagavi, Karnataka.
- CBI raids at Dr. Jana's residence and other premises led to the recovery of an additional ₹44.6 lakh in cash, gold ornaments, and incriminating documents.
- Dr. Jana, an assessor with the National Medical Commission (NMC), is also being investigated for alleged involvement in a human organ trafficking racket.
- The case highlights broader corruption in West Bengal's medical institutions, including financial irregularities and safety concerns for medical professionals.
- The investigation is ongoing, with Dr. Jana currently in custody as authorities examine his role in the bribery and organ trafficking allegations.