Telangana: 919 Specialists Appointed but Doctor Alleges Recruitment Process is Farce
Meritorious, candidates do not stand a chance against those already in contract service—PG doctor in her Petition
Hyderabad: With the state government recruiting 919 specialists under its Telangana Vaidya Vidhana Parishad (TVVP), a Post-Graduate (PG) doctor has knocked the doors of the high court alleging that the whole recruitment process was a sham.
In her petition to the high court, the doctor alleged that the selection process for recruitment that was used by the government for hiring service doctors and PG doctors was flawed. The doctor also suggested that doctors’ recruitments should be based on examinations instead.
It is reported that recruitment of the selected specialists was based on their aggregate marks which they obtained in the academic qualifying examination (PG medical), duly awarding additional weightage to contractual service (if any) and a number of years elapsed since passing of the qualifying exam.
According to a recent report by TOI, the petition stated that the number of applicants for contract service surpassed notified vacancies. Meritorious, candidates do not stand a chance against those already in contract service, as up to 15 additional marks are added for in-service candidates, depending on the period of service.
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