Fake allegations against Sonia: Man taken to hospital

New Delhi, Feb 8 (UNI) Acting on a local court's suggestion, a man was taken to the Bara Hindu Rao hospital today after he was advised mental check-up following his allegations against Congress President Sonia Gandhi and her family members of ''spreading terror'' in the country.

However, the man was returned as the hospital did not have any psychiatry department, sources said.

Sumant Goel had filed a complaint against Ms Gandhi, her family members and several others, including Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, on October 9 last year, seeking directions to the SHO, Civil Lines, for registration of an FIR against them.

Metropolitan Magistrate Seema Maini dismissed the complaint last week.

Dismissing the complaint, the CMM had said,''The complaint was vague and has been viciously made to undermine the dignity of offices held by personalities mentioned in the list. The complaint leads me to only inference that due to mental delusion the complainant has set belief in his mind of the existence of the fact that has no objective existence but is purely a figment of his imagination...'' The Court also noted that the complainant required treatment at the IHBAS mental institute at Shahdara.

The Magistrate also directed the SHO to produce him on February 8. During the various hearings of the case, the complainant was given a chance to substantiate his charges which he failed to do.

UNI