They are facing trial before a CBI court for alleged irregularities in the implementation of the scheme during the previous Mayawati government in the state.
Justice Dharnidhar Jha rejected the bail applications of Kushwaha as well as B N Srivastava, the then Project Manager (construction), both of whom have been named in the charge sheet submitted by the CBI with regard to irregularities in upgrading of more than 100 government hospitals covered under the National Rural Health Mission.
However, the court dismissed their plea observing that allegations against them were "serious in nature" and hence they could not be released on bail.
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