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Get the appGetIndia's Supreme Court has dismissed Fortis Healthcare's petition challenging a court-ordered forensic audit. The decision upholds the directive for a detailed investigation into Fortis' financial and operational matters. This ruling allows the forensic audit to proceed as mandated by the lower court, aiming to ensure transparency and accountability within the healthcare company.
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India's Supreme Court has dismissed Fortis Healthcare's petition challenging a court-ordered forensic audit. The decision upholds the directive for a detailed investigation into Fortis' financial and operational matters. This ruling allows the forensic audit to proceed as mandated by the lower court, aiming to ensure transparency and accountability within the healthcare company.
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