The All India Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on wednesday told the Delhi High Court that Rajya Sabha MP Amar Singh, arrested for his alleged role in 2008 cash-for-vote scam and admitted there for treatment of his renal infection, needs constant medical monitoring.

A report by Additional Professor Doctor Sanjay Gupta of the AIIMS' Department of Nephrologysaid that Singh needs to be constantly monitored for renal function,infections and if he is travelling he should be under them supervision of nephrologist, a dialysis technician, a nurse and use ambulance/air ambulance for emergency.

The report was submitted to Justice Ajit Bharihoke who had earlier sought to be apprised of Amar Singh's health
condition to decide his bail plea.
Recommending that Singh needs to be kept in a highly sanitised and hygienic environment, the medical report said
he should avoid crowded places and unsensitised environmentto prevent getting infected.

The Delhi police also filed a status report in the case before the court which fixed October 18 as the next date of hearing the bail plea. Singh had moved the high court after a city court on September 28 rejected both his interim and regular bail pleas saying his role was “major” in the entire episode aimed at “disgracing” parliamentary democracy.