In first admission list contain so many candidates who are not the domicile of MP. This year also the MP Govt. has framed this illogical rules for admission to PVT Medical Colleges in MP under State Quota. A Legal Notice for immediate action.
Regards,
Alok Kumar Sharma
Advocate
SINGH & SHARMA ASSOCIATES
ALOK KUMAR SHARMA
D.C.E., B.Sc., M.P.M.&I.R., LL.B.
ADVOCATE
M.P. HIGH COURT, GWALIOR
Phones: 0751-2236847, 2422199®
Mobile No. : 9300672848
Dated : 01.09.2015
To,
The Chief Secretary
Medical Education Department,
Mantralaya, Vallabh Bhawan,
Bhopal, M.P.
2. Principal Secretary
Medical Education Department,
Mantralaya, Vallabh Bhawan,
Bhopal, M.P.
Director Medical Education, Bhopal M.P.
Legal Notice
Under instructions of my client Ku. Tanya Sharma D/o Shri Rajiv Sharma R/o 13, New Chandra Nagar, Near Mangal Nursing Home Hospital, Gwalior, I am serving the following notice:-
That, admission rules for Govt. and private medical colleges have been notified by State Govt. for the academic session starting from 2015. The State Govt. has already decided not to conduct its own Pre-Medical Test and give the admission through counseling on the basis of marks scored in AIPMT conducted by CBSE. According to the rules prescribed for State Quota Seats for Govt. and autonomous colleges, the main condition for eligibility is bonafide domicile of State of M.P. However, for the rules specified for admission to private medical colleges, the condition of domicile of State of M.P. is only applicable for the seats reserved for SC/ST and OBC but for the General category, the seats are made open to any one throughout India.
That, it is relevant here to submit that even for the State Quota Seats of private medical colleges of other States such as Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, etc. the basic eligibility for seeking admission against State Quota Seats is the bonafide/domicile resident of that particular State.
That, State Govt. Seats itself normally means that the seats are meant for students, who are domicile of the State of M.P., and therefore, not putting such condition for admission to the private medical colleges is nothing but to provide opportunity to the private medical colleges and their management to indulge in corrupt practices and to give admissions on the basis of illegal and other unfair means depriving the students of M.P..
That, it is relevant here to submit that in a matter pending before the Supreme Court of India, the Central Bureau of Investigation has stated that that a large scale of manipulation has taken place in the admission to the private medical colleges through there own admission process known as DMAT. In such situation by keeping the State Quota Seats open to any one in India is nothing but providing another opportunity to the private medical colleges, and by this action, the very purpose of keeping the State Quota Seats separate has become meaningless as the students who are bonafide resident of M.P. are going to suffer.
That, admission process is yet to commence, and therefore, this notice is being served on you to take appropriate action and amend the rules for admission to private medical colleges by keeping the State Quota Seats reserved for bonafide residents/domicile of State of M.P. If a decision on this point is not taken within 7 days of delivery of this notice, then in that event, my aforesaid client shall have no option but to file a Public Interest Litigation before the Hon’ble High Court of M.P. or before Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, and in that event, State of M.P. and the officials concerned shall be liable for the cost and consequences, which please note.
Alok Kumar Sharma
Advocate
Dated : 01 .09.2015
