Supreme Court Allows Medical Degrees to Students With Invalid Certificates, Imposes Rs 10 Lakh Fine Each - Video
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Overview
In a partial relief to two medical students from Maharashtra who had secured admission using tribe certificates that were later found to be invalid, the Supreme Court of India has directed the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) to issue their medical degrees.
The court observed that wasting their years of medical training would not be in the best interest of society, especially when the country already faces a shortage of qualified doctors.
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