File nativity documents, MBBS candidates told
27/08/2019, STAFF REPORTER,MADURAI
The Bench of the Madras High Court on Monday directed 126 candidates allotted medical seats under the government quota to file their counter affidavits and documents pertaining to their nativity before the court.
After four medical aspirants had claimed that a total of 126 candidates who were allotted seats under the government quota in the NEET counselling were not natives of the State, the court suo motu impleaded the candidates as parties to the case to ascertain their nativity. Justice R. Suresh Kumar observed that some of the candidates had their permanent address outside the State.
However, the court cannot come to a conclusion on these details alone. In order to ascertain the facts, the candidates have been impleaded as the case had to be decided comprehensively.
The court granted the candidates two weeks’ time to file their counter affidavits in the case. All the candidates should file their counter affidavits and documents pertaining to their nativity, the judge said.
27/08/2019, STAFF REPORTER,MADURAI
The Bench of the Madras High Court on Monday directed 126 candidates allotted medical seats under the government quota to file their counter affidavits and documents pertaining to their nativity before the court.
After four medical aspirants had claimed that a total of 126 candidates who were allotted seats under the government quota in the NEET counselling were not natives of the State, the court suo motu impleaded the candidates as parties to the case to ascertain their nativity. Justice R. Suresh Kumar observed that some of the candidates had their permanent address outside the State.
However, the court cannot come to a conclusion on these details alone. In order to ascertain the facts, the candidates have been impleaded as the case had to be decided comprehensively.
The court granted the candidates two weeks’ time to file their counter affidavits in the case. All the candidates should file their counter affidavits and documents pertaining to their nativity, the judge said.
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