HC asks medical college to pay Rs 25 lakhs to each of the 150 students for wrongful admissions
Lucknow: The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court ordered the management of Dr MC Saxena Medical College in the city to pay Rs 25 lakh damage per student for "wrongly admitting" 150 of them in the MBBS 2015-16 course.
It directed the management of the college to deposit the entire amount in respect of all the 150 students with the Director General of Medical Education, Uttar Pradesh within two months.
The Director General, Medical Education, in turn, shall distribute the money among the students after due verification.
The court though refused to grant relief as sought by the petitioner students and dismissed all the writ petitions filed by them in the matter.
The petitioners had sought a direction to allow them to appear in the first year MBBS examination for 2015-16.
The judgment was delivered by Justice Devendra Kumar Arora on six writ petitions moved by some students.
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