HC to decide on validity of NEET for AYUSH courses, AYUSH doctors performing surgeries
Responding to the plea challenging the provision of common National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) for admission to AYUSH courses, the Delhi High Court bench comprising of Chief Justice DN Patel has pointed out the "double standard" of the AYUSH aspirants when on the one hand, they seek similar rights to operate like allopathic practitioners, and on the other, they are denying to appear in NEET.
"On a lighter side, you on one hand are saying you are competitive. But when asked to appear in NEET, you are saying we are not," the bench, also comprising Justice Jyoti Singh, told the counsel for the petitioner.
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