Members Of Charitable Society Running Private College Are "Public Servants": Kerala High Court

The Kerala High Court addressed a case involving the Prevention of Corruption Act, where the management of a pharmacy college was accused of indulging in corrupt practices. The petitioners claimed that the college’s functioning and management were not in compliance with regulations. They also alleged that the officials were involved in illegal activities, which led to the violation of the law. The Court analyzed the evidence and testimonies presented, determining whether the charges against the college management could be substantiated. The Court observed that corruption in educational institutions not only undermines the system but also deprives deserving students of opportunities. The judgment reflected the Court’s commitment to uphold the integrity of educational institutions and enforce strict legal actions against any form of corruption.