State told to send proposal to shift private medicos to govt. colleges
CHENNAI, FEBRUARY 02, 2019 00:00 IST
Proposal should be sent within two weeks, says HC
02.02.2019
The Madras High Court on Friday directed the State government to send a proposal to the Medical Council of India for transferring over 100 students of Ponnaiyah Ramajayam Institute of Medical Sciences (PRIMS) — a private institute lacking in infrastructure in Kancheepuram district — to the 22 government medical colleges in the State.
A Division Bench of Justices M. Sathyanarayanan and P. Rajamanickam ordered that the proposal should be sent within two weeks and thereafter the Board of Governors, acting in supersession of the MCI, should consider the proposal and forward their proposal to the Centre within a fortnight.
On receipt of MCI’s recommendations, the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare should issue appropriate orders within two weeks and submit them in a sealed cover before the court on March 28.
The interim orders were passed on a writ appeal preferred by the State government. The appeal had challenged an order passed by Justice T. Raja, whereby the State was directed to accommodate all the students of PRIMS only in government colleges.
Senior counsel P. Wilson and R. Silambannan contended that the State government could not wriggle out from its responsibility.
CHENNAI, FEBRUARY 02, 2019 00:00 IST
Proposal should be sent within two weeks, says HC
02.02.2019
The Madras High Court on Friday directed the State government to send a proposal to the Medical Council of India for transferring over 100 students of Ponnaiyah Ramajayam Institute of Medical Sciences (PRIMS) — a private institute lacking in infrastructure in Kancheepuram district — to the 22 government medical colleges in the State.
A Division Bench of Justices M. Sathyanarayanan and P. Rajamanickam ordered that the proposal should be sent within two weeks and thereafter the Board of Governors, acting in supersession of the MCI, should consider the proposal and forward their proposal to the Centre within a fortnight.
On receipt of MCI’s recommendations, the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare should issue appropriate orders within two weeks and submit them in a sealed cover before the court on March 28.
The interim orders were passed on a writ appeal preferred by the State government. The appeal had challenged an order passed by Justice T. Raja, whereby the State was directed to accommodate all the students of PRIMS only in government colleges.
Senior counsel P. Wilson and R. Silambannan contended that the State government could not wriggle out from its responsibility.
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