My complaint against four doctors who falsely claimed Scheduled Caste status to get MBBS seats is being ignored. The medical college won’t give me official documents, but I got a list of students who took the first MBBS exam. The list, provided by the Maharashtra Social Welfare Department, shows student names, marks, and castes. Can this list be considered legal evidence to prove my case against these doctors?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My complaint against four doctors who falsely claimed Scheduled Caste status to get MBBS seats is being ignored. The medical college won’t give me official documents, but I got a list of students who took the first MBBS exam. The list, provided by the Maharashtra Social Welfare Department, shows student names, marks, and castes. Can this list be considered legal evidence to prove my case against these doctors?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 months ago

My complaint against four doctors who falsely claimed Scheduled Caste status to get MBBS seats is being ignored. The medical college won’t give me official documents, but I got a list of students who took the first MBBS exam. The list, provided by the Maharashtra Social Welfare Department, shows student names, marks, and castes. Can this list be considered legal evidence to prove my case against these doctors?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 months ago

The list provided by the Maharashtra Social Welfare Department can be considered prima facie evidence in your case, but it might not be sufficient on its own. You would need to present this list alongside other corroborating evidence and legal arguments to establish the doctors’ fraudulent claims.

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