The Gulbarga Bench of the Karnataka High Court has issued notices to two deemed universities asking them why had have not offered seats to candidates from Hyderabad Karnataka.
Justice H. Billappa issued emergent notice to Nitte University and KLE University asking them to be present in court in five days from the date of receiving the notice. Hand summons were issued to Nitte University on June 25 and KLE on June 26, petitioner Rajrajeshwari Shankareppa Patil told The Hindu.She hails from Atiwal in Bidar taluk.
Ashok Kumar, advocate for the petitioner, said all institutions, be they government, semi-government, aided or private, including deemed universities and those run by NGOs and cooperatives, had to provide regional reservation under Article 371(J) of the Constitution.
Rajrajeshwari got 2277th rank in the test conducted by Nitte University and 2715th rank in KLE University’s examinations.
However, she found that the two deemed universities had not included HK quota in their seat matrix.
Her father Shankareppa Patil, a farmer, had brought this to the notice of Minister of State for Medical Education Sharanprakash Patil.
“Before going to the Minister, we requested the college authorities and they said they were waiting for clarity on the issue, as some people had approached the courts against HK quota, Mr. Shankareppa said. Our lawyer told them the quota was mandatory, but they did not heed to our demands. That is why we had to file a writ petition in the High Court,” he said. The order was issued on June 22.
Authorities of Nitte University and KLE University told to be present in the court in five days from the date of receiving
the notice
Justice H. Billappa issued emergent notice to Nitte University and KLE University asking them to be present in court in five days from the date of receiving the notice. Hand summons were issued to Nitte University on June 25 and KLE on June 26, petitioner Rajrajeshwari Shankareppa Patil told The Hindu.She hails from Atiwal in Bidar taluk.
Ashok Kumar, advocate for the petitioner, said all institutions, be they government, semi-government, aided or private, including deemed universities and those run by NGOs and cooperatives, had to provide regional reservation under Article 371(J) of the Constitution.
Rajrajeshwari got 2277th rank in the test conducted by Nitte University and 2715th rank in KLE University’s examinations.
However, she found that the two deemed universities had not included HK quota in their seat matrix.
Her father Shankareppa Patil, a farmer, had brought this to the notice of Minister of State for Medical Education Sharanprakash Patil.
“Before going to the Minister, we requested the college authorities and they said they were waiting for clarity on the issue, as some people had approached the courts against HK quota, Mr. Shankareppa said. Our lawyer told them the quota was mandatory, but they did not heed to our demands. That is why we had to file a writ petition in the High Court,” he said. The order was issued on June 22.
Authorities of Nitte University and KLE University told to be present in the court in five days from the date of receiving
the notice
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