Doctor's plea alleges IHBAS allotted MD Psychiatry seat without vacancy notice, notice to MCI, MCC issued
"The respondent no. 4 and 5 (Faculty of Medical Services and IHBAS) had acted in a most biased, unfair and transparent manner and did not notify any vacancy in MD (Psychiatry) before the scheduled counselling, that is, July 30 nor such vacancy was notified to eligible candidates in any other manner even on the date of counselling," the plea alleged.;
New Delhi - The Delhi High Court Friday sought response of Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences (IHBAS) and Medical Council of India on a plea by a doctor alleging that the institute granted admission in the postgraduate course to a candidate who was below her rank.
The doctor alleged that the admission was granted to another candidate in blatant violation of the law and by breaching the rule of merit.
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Justice Jayant Nath issued notices to the Centre, Medical Counselling Committee, Medical Council of India (MCI), Faculty of Medical Services, Delhi-based IHBAS, and the candidate who was admitted for the course, on the plea.
The plea also sought setting aside the admission granted to another candidate in the PG course in IHBAS.
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