The Madras High Court on Monday dismissed a writ appeal by 112
MBBS students of a unapproved private medical college challenging a
single judge order declining them permission to appear for examination.
The Medical Council of India (MCI) and TamiL Nadu Dr MGR Medical University had refused to grant approval to the DD Medical College and DD Hospitals in neighbouring Thiruvallur District for academic years 2011-12 and 2013-14, as it lacked required infrastructure.
The 112 students studying in that college approached the court seeking permission to appear for the university examination and a single judge had dismissed their petition, upholding the contention of MCI and the university.
Aggrieved by the order, the students filed the writ appeal.
A Division Bench comprising Justice R Bhanumathi and Justice TS Sivagnanam observed it declined to interfere with the order of the single judge who was justified in not permitting them to sit for the examination.(source:NDtv)
The Medical Council of India (MCI) and TamiL Nadu Dr MGR Medical University had refused to grant approval to the DD Medical College and DD Hospitals in neighbouring Thiruvallur District for academic years 2011-12 and 2013-14, as it lacked required infrastructure.
The 112 students studying in that college approached the court seeking permission to appear for the university examination and a single judge had dismissed their petition, upholding the contention of MCI and the university.
A Division Bench comprising Justice R Bhanumathi and Justice TS Sivagnanam observed it declined to interfere with the order of the single judge who was justified in not permitting them to sit for the examination.(source:NDtv)
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