HC questions continuation of ad-hoc appointment for DME, issues notice
Hyderabad: Frowning upon the continuation of Dr Ramesh Reddy, who had been employed on ad-hoc basis, in the charge of Director of medical Education, the Telangana HIgh Court recently issued notice to the State Medical Education Department.
The HC bench comprising of Justice K Lakshman has listed the matter for further hearing after two weeks, reports Telangana Today.
Notice was issued by the court after Dr. Narender Kumar, who came before Dr. Reddy in the seniority list for the post of Additional Director, approached the High Court and complained about the long continuation of Dr. Reddy in the office.
Back in 2017 Dr. Ramesh Reddy had been employed on an ad hoc basis as there was no seniority list of professors.
However, the court interfered and due to the Court's decision a final seniority list had been prepared back in 2021. On the basis of the list, the promotions had been issued for the post of Additional Directors.
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