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Delhi court seeks detailed report on Satyendar Jain's food, dietary changes

The Court has also granted time till Monday to Tihar authorities to file a detailed report on the medical report of Satyender Jain

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FP Staff|Nov 23, 2022, 15:47:16 IST
New Delhi: Delhi Court has sought a detailed report from Tihar Authorities about Delhi minister Satyender Jain's food and dietary changes if made. The court posted the matter for tomorrow at 2 pm.The Court has also granted time till Monday to Tihar authorities to file a detailed report on the medical report of Satyender Jain.Days after a video of jailed Delhi minister Satyendra Jain getting a massage in Tihar jail went viral, another CCTV footage of the minister seemingly gorging on home-cooked food has emerged.
According to Tihar sources, Jain has gained 8 kg in jail, contrary to his lawyer’s claims of him having lost 28 kg.In a video shared on Twitter by news agency ANI, Jain can be seen having a proper meal being served by an attendant.After the video went viral, a few social media users pointed out that Jain can be clearly seen eating food ordered from restaurants.The video emerged a day after Jain filed a plea in court stating that he is starving in jail and is not getting food of his choice in prison.Jain had moved a plea before a Delhi court on Monday, seeking a direction to Tihar officials to provide him food items as per his religious beliefs, his lawyer said.He also mentioned that he is not getting proper food, medical check-up, and have lost 28 kg.Read all the Latest News, Trending NewsCricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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First Published:Nov 23, 2022, 15:47:16 IST
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