Doctor transferred despite appointment being non-transferrable! High Court slams DME for violating service terms, slaps compensation
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The Madhya Pradesh High Court recently asked the Director of Medical Education (DME) to pay Rs 25,000 as cost while considering a plea by a doctor who was transferred for a second time in violation of the terms of her service.
Quashing the transfer order, the HC bench comprising Justice Vishal Mishra clarified the amount of cost has to be paid by the Director of Medical Education out of his pocket.
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