Madhya Pradesh High Court (file photo) – Photo: Amar Ujala Expansion The Government has submitted the Action Taken Report in the High Court in the case of non-recovery of the Para Medical Scholarship scam amount from the college operators. During the hearing of the petition, it was told on behalf of the government on Wednesday that till now 7 crores have been collected from the institutions. 415 Recovery of Rs. Hearing of the petitions transferred from the Indore Bench in the High Court was done jointly. The joint bench of Chief Justice Ravi Vijay Kumar Malimath and Justice Vishal Mishra has conditionally upheld the stay order on the recovery of the amount from the Indore bench. The Court has said that the petitioner organizations will have to deposit 55 percent amount with the District Collector, which Subject to the final order of the petition. Tell that in the petition filed by Vishal Baghel, President of Law Students Association, it was told that the year 750 to 2015 of the state Hundreds of para medical colleges had scammed crores of rupees in the name of scholarship. The Para Medical College operators had received crores of rupees as scholarship from the government by showing admission to fake students. The allegations were found to be true in the investigation of the state government regarding the scam. After this, a decision was taken by the government to recover the amount from the said college. It was said in the petition that the state government should not take any action to recover the amount from the scholarship scam college. Used to be. During the earlier hearing, the couple had found that despite providing several opportunities, the reply has not been presented by the government. Jugalpeeth 24 imposing a cost of thousand rupees, the last time to present the answer to the government was provided. In the reply presented by the government during the earlier hearing, it was told that An amount of Rs. 4 crore has been recovered out of Rs. The Indore bench has stayed the recovery of Rs 5 crore. The couple bench had issued orders to transfer the related petitions to the main bench for hearing. , During the hearing of the petition, the Jugal Peeth was told that till now 7 crore Amount of Rs. lakh has been recovered. Now from 55 institutions 10 Amount of Rs.crore is yet to be recovered. The High Court has issued a stay order on recovery of Rs. 24 crore. Apart from this, attachment action has been taken against 8 colleges. The Jugal Peeth has issued instructions to inform about the status of the petition filed in the Gwalior Bench. Advocate Alok Wagreja appeared on behalf of the petitioner. ,