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Seats to PG medical and
dental courses: HC reserves judgment on PIL
DH News Service
BANGALORE, Nov 30
The Karnataka High Court today reserved its judgement on a
public interest writ petition which had sought direction to
the State government not to allot more than 50 per cent of the
seats in post-graduate medical and dental courses to the
managements of private colleges in the State. A division bench
comprising Justice G C Bharuka and Justice A V Srinivasa Reddy
reserved their orders after completion of the hearing on the
petition which was filed in the second week of August this
year.
The division bench in its interim order passed in September
had directed the State not to frame and/or enforce any Rule
with regard to fixing of admission matrixes for the
post-graduate medical and courses of higher education.
The High Court has also stayed the admission process to PG
medical courses until the disposal of the case. The petitioner
Mr R R Patil, former principal of S Nijalingappa College,
Rajajinagar, Bangalore, has argued that despite the guidelines
issued by the MCI, all the private managements in the State in
collision with the State government have ventured to fill up
80 per cent of the sanctioned intake to various post-graduate
courses in medicine and dentistry for the year 2000-2001,
leaving only 20 per cent in the Government quota.
The petitioner further argued that last year’s seat matrix
shows that almost all the seats of the important branches in
medicine and dentistry were given to private managements. He
has also sought a direction to the State government not to
deviate from the MCI guidelines while fixing seat matrix for
this year. http://www.deccanherald.com/deccanherald/dec01/s8.htm
3. ‘Govt has violated rules in medical seats
allotment’
DH News Service
BANGALORE, Oct 11
http://www.deccanherald.com/deccanherald/oct12/s8.htm
In an outright
violation of the norms, the State government has allotted more
than 80 per cent of the total seats in the post-graduate
courses in medical and dental disciplines under management
quota against 50 per cent, alleged Karnataka State Junior
Doctors’ Association (KSJDA).
According to the Medical Council of India (MCI) regulations,
50 per cent of the seats in the post-graduate medical and
dental courses should be allotted on merit basis by the
government and the remaining 50 per cent by the management.
There are 956 seats available from 14 private medical colleges
in the state which would mean 478 seats for management quota
and 478 seats for government quota.
But, the government has violated the pattern by allotting 729
seats to the college management, Dr Vijaya Kumar H G,
President, KSJDA said in a press conference here today. Also,
of the 300 dental seats, 57 seats (19 per cent) fall under
government quota, he added.
The government’s move has deprived the poor meritorious students of their rights, he said and alleged that the
government was hand in glove with the private management and
has been lethargic in implementing the MCI regulations. The
association has expressed its support to Dr R R Patil, who has
filed a petition in the High Court and has also sought the
support of dental and medical community. More details could be
had from www.ourkarnataka.com/pgaspirants.
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User Name : Raghu
Shankar
Comments : kudos to dr. patil and of course the guys behind PG
aspirants group. since the first round of counseling is over
and most of us have got the seat we aspired, its a major
relief. once again wishing the guys behind the group a successful
and bright future.
User Name :
Vivek
Comments : carry on the good work guys! what I would like to
know is till which rank in the general category were a)
medicine b) surgery c) anesthesia (I mean
masters in these subjects available)
User Name :
Animesh Kumar
Comments : I would like to have a page which diaplays
admission notice of Different colleges.
User Name : Babu
Comments : hi friends, I am student who joined a management
seat this year. I whole heartedly support your cause. u people
don't think that all students who joined are against u. I am a
student who had put my complete effort for entrance exams for
two and half years. I passed out of a govt medical college
with 67%marks. many of my friends who fared badly in exams are
doing there pg by reservation etc. i have chosen this way out
of desperation. I wanted to tell just that there are many
people who join here out of desperation. its very much true
that merit should be the criteria and merit alone. management
people are exploiting our helpless situation. I will pray for
a just decision for u people also. may good god help us.
lets us all have a just decision so that we can put our
best effort to help the needy.
User Name : Prashanth.Achar
Comments : hi pga, I want to know that if this year
becomes zero year, will seats of this year be allotted or
all seats are going to cancel ? i don't mind loosing one year
but same time i shouldn't loose my rank. PLEASE INFORM ME
ABOUT THIS thanking you
User Name : Dharam
Hinduja
Comments : I was initially very pleased with Mr. R.R. Patil
for starting this war on the students' behalf. but after 6
months of waiting for a seat of pg which I was sure of getting
I am now really hating this whole struggle and the people who
have denied me my seat and feel you all will be responsible if
I cannot afford to wait any longer and have to forego my seat
as well as my aspirations for pg as I had decided that it was
just this exam or never. so u will be responsible for denying
a meritorious 2nd ranker his right because of your prolonged
struggle. if u were in my position then only would u
understand otherwise it will be quite impossible for u to
think in this way. thanks for nothing
PGA: Dear Dr. Hinduja, Let's make one thing
clear to you friend, Dr RR Patil is fighting this lone battle
for the good of not just you or someone else or us, but it is
for the benefit of the whole medical community as such. It's
true that we all are playing a waiting game for the last 6
months or so and it has been a tough one for everyone. We do
agree with that. But your anger should have been directed
towards the indifferent attitude of the government, the money
power of the management people or so. Instead we are surprised
by you pointing fingers towards Dr RR Patil, who is really
working hard and has got merit in his case.No one had the
courage or fire in belly to fight this except for Dr RR Patil.
Our's is a democratic nation and everyone has got a right to
fight for justice and precisely this is what Dr RR Patil is
doing. If you feel that he is doing wrong your are most
welcome to fight against him in the court. A Little bit of
patience on our side will definitely see us throu' this
battle. One more thing we would like to tell you friend is
that, it was Dr RR Patil who had started the battle and even
without us he would have continued his fight and the result
would have been the same. Since we the medical community
people are the one who are going to benefit from this , we
decided that we have to support Dr RR Patil and hence our
group and so on. Please be patient till March 13'th Let's all
hope that we will get a positive verdict. Thanking You PGA
GROUP.
User Name :
Shub
Comments : Hi, It's really a good news that SC has taken up
our case even after its STATUS QUO but now will it say THERE
NO SUBSTITUTE FOR MERIT OR THERE IN SUBSTITUTE FOR MONEY!!!!
'cause i think now management people are having upper hand
since they have attorney general on their side hope at least
GOD is with us. Then What is this RGUHS is saying that they
have not approved candidates admission done under management
quota for the year 2001-2002 if so is it a point to raised in
front of Hon'ble SC Please let us know
PGA: Dear friend, Thank you for your support.
Let's all hope that the Supreme court would give us a very
favorable verdict. Yes it's true that RGUHS has refused to
approve the admissions made by the pvt colleges in view of the
stay and the high court order. We hope that in another 2 weeks
time everything will take a definite shape . Till then .......
PGA Group.
User Name :
Dr Vinay
Hello PGAG,
We are all really thankful for what you are doing. We are also
there with you and lets hope for the best & Best Of Luck
for us Dr Vinay H MRMC Glb Bidar
User Name : M
Tulasidas
Comments : Dear PG Aspirants I am a bit surprised that the UG
Medical Interns are not taking up to active protest . The
Junior Doctors fight for trivial issues like increase of
stipend . For a few thousand rupees they resort to strike from
work . Today they have a legitimate right to get a PG Seat of
their choice , a PG seat of their choice would decide in which
direction their career for life would progress. Karnataka
State Govt is blatantly violating the MCI norms . Additional
efforts are required to step up the fight of PG Aspirants .
Regards Tulasidass
User Name :
Nandeesha
Comments : Hi PGA ,What happened to the case you were to file
in the supreme court to vacate the stay? Kindly do
reply.Thanking you nandesha.
User Name : Dr
Hemagiri k
Comments : give me your postal address to help you.
good luck
dr hemagiri k.
OKC: Email is the best possible way
User Name : Dr.
Ranjan
Comments : hello, could you please kindly update on the
proceedings. There has been no information anywhere at all from the past 10 days or so.
has the stay been vacated in supreme court? where is this fight "merit vs might" heading?
it has already been a very long wait for this years students. ultimate decision
might come in favor of the students. accepted.. but if it doesn't
benefit this years students. then the entire effort and time has gone down the
drain. statements like "...let it help our brothers and sisters or juniors.." sounds good!! but they really
aren't helping much practically!
it is very heart rending and very depressing for the students who
are waiting for the decision and counseling ultimately. how long do they
have to wait? no one has the answer. this is the first time( i think),
that students score, have ranks and then wait....frustration and
depression can already be seen in every pgaspirant. if this isn't
going to help this years students after all that effort ...then maybe its wise to keep quiet and pave the way for
counseling to take place rather than fight relentlessly for the 50-50 ratio...
for next year. Because this years students have already lost very valuable time.
anyway, I would request you again to kindly update this site frequently
as this is the only site keeping track of this issue regularly and
being the source of information for students all over Karnataka.
WISHING EVERYONE THE BEST OF LUCK FOR THIS YEAR. HOPE THEY DON'T
HAVE TO WAIT LONG.
OKC: Your message has been conveyed to PGA Group and we
will publish a response as soon as we get one. For Now..
Our case will be filed on Monday the 11th of feb. It's being
worked up .Counseling dates will be announced by the DME very
shortly. Dr RR Patil, advocates and we are trying
our level best to get it done for this academic year. Let's
hope for the best. Thanking you PGA Group
PGA Group: Dear Dr Ranjan,
Yes it's very true that we had not updated the site for the past 10 days, sorry for that, but for
your information we are unable to get any information from either RGUHS OR DME.We are being kept in the dark
so as you.
As you know Dr RR Patil had won the case for us in the high court.Then he had just filed a caveat in the
supreme court so that he will be informed if any related case comes to the court's
notice. so it is the pvt managements who have pulled Dr RR Patil to the
supreme court and not the vice-versa. Dr RR Patil never had the intention of prolonging the case.
Now the ball is in the DME's court. As a last measure we have filed a case(152 students) in the
court pleading it to vacate the stay. It was filed on 11-02-02. It may come before the court anytime from
now. If it comes before the counseling dates and accepts our plea then it's well and good or else
that's it -nothing more can be done for this year. This plea of our's to vacate the stay has nothing to do
with the counseling dates. We are also not sure about why these people are not coming out with
dates. They are probably taking legal advice from the law ministry
to proceed with.Since certain informations are all oral statements we were not able to update it on the
site. kindly excuse us for that.
We are also aware of the zero year issue and definitely don't want to disrupt the
counseling
procedure even if it is 20-80 for this year. Hope you would understand our plight also.We are also as much
worried by this time delay as much as you are. Bye for now,
and please keep in touch
PGA Group.
User Name : Mallikarjun
Chatnalli
Comments : hi friends, its a heartily praise for your
painstaking and never give up fight, we all standby with u
with full support.
mc, gulbarga
User Name :
Nandeesha
Comments : Dear friends u r fighting for future of
medical students in Karnataka. One small suggestion from my
side it is not that you don't know about this but still for my
happiness I wanted to tell you that why don't you (including
me) come out with the interns fight it out by boycotting the
work. This is just becoz our fight is not getting enough
public attention and media encouragement. So why don't we all
of us get out on to the roads so that it will attract enough
public attention and media coverage so that then govt may
compelled to come out do something. Let us remember that even
earlier demands of the medical students used to be solved by
the interns association. Otherwise how long this fight can
carried after all this is question of the whole state. One
more thing is to write letters to union ministers like Mr.Arun
Jaitley and Arun shourie who are known to be people friendly. This
is not to irritate you people who have already taken enough
pains so far. If u find my suggestion useful please do try it
out. Thanking u and hoping for the best and all the very best
of luck.
OKC: We feel its an idea to be considered but PGA group
needs to comment on this one.
User Name : Anand
Comments : hi, I am a student with a good
rank waiting for the things to settle down...I needed a
clarification about the loss of term. there are strong rumors
doing rounds that if we don't get admission within 31st march
2002 we will lose our ranks ,and the year declared a zero year
and the entrance will be held once more.. well is
it true? or else what is the real thing about this zero
term? please help us all here to clear this
doubt.
thanking you Anand
OKC: Dear Anand, It's true that
march 31'st is the dead line regarding the zero year issue.
When we spoke to DME people, they have told us that march
31'st is the deadline for the admission procedure to be
completed and they are planning to conduct three rounds of counseling
well within this date. When we enquired about the entrance
rankings issue they declined to comment on that and just told
us that we shouldn't worry much on that and in all probabilities
they will conduct counseling before 31'st march. PGA group
User Name : Kiran
Comments : yes I really appreciate the work you are doing .
think, if the 50/50 is implemented from this or next year. those
who have money and who have got slightly better rank and has
money will go in for a payment seat. a person who has got a
better rank and cannot afford will definitely be sad yes i
know this has nothing to do with your fight. I am father
writing this mail.
User Name : Anuj
Comments : hello its a wonderful effort to get us the
latest news i have done my mbbs from Karnataka under non
Karnataka CET quota so could u guide me of the chances of my
eligibility to write karnataka pg entrance heard that pg will
be open to all who have done mbbs from Karnataka no matter the
state of residence
bye anuj
User Name : DR. CHETAN S. AMBERKAR
Comments : WHAT R THE IMPLICATIONS OF VACATING THE STAY?
IF WE SUCCESSFULLY VACATE THE STAY THEN WILL THE COUNSELING BE
HELD BEFORE THE S.C. FINAL JUDGMENT? IF YES WILL IT BE 20:80
OR 50:50 BASIS ?PLEASE MAIL ME.
THANKS CHETAN S. AMBERKAR
User Name : Prashanth kumar achar
Comments : hi pga, please inform me what is
going on about cet-case. I have sent DD of rs.800/- [dr.prashanthkumar
500/dr.dilip.shet 300 total;800 kindly send feedback
OKC: PGA has informed us that they have received the DD
User Name : Seema
Comments : keep up the good work and please update the
site as to what happened to your filing the case in supreme
court regarding the vacating of the stay.
User Name :
jnmc DENTAL PG ASPIRANTS
Comments : SIR, OUR JNMC DENTAL PG ASPIRANTS HAVE
COLLECTED Rs5800/ AND SIGNED ON VAKALATNAMA. IT WILL BE
REACHING U TOMORROW. AMOUNT HAS BEEN SENT THROUGH MT TO AC
NO30226. WAITING FOR UR KIND REPLY.
User Name : Gayathri
Comments : dear jda friends,
already we have lost one term we do not want to loose one more
term. many of us are average students who have to look after
our poor elders so please do not try to delay the counseling.
User Name : PG Aspirants,
JNMC, Belgaum
Comments : AS U HAVE TOLD TO COLLECT & SEND ONE REPRESENTATIVE. WE
HAVE SEND ONE REPRESENTATIVE AND COLLECTED AMOUNT WITH DR
PRASHANT KOLAR WHO IS MEETING DR R R PATIL TOMORROW MORNING.
WE R SENDING RS 25000/- AND SIGNATURE OF STUDENTS ON
VAKALATNAM PAPER. HE WILL MEET U TOMORROW.
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1. We request you all to extend your voice, moral and
monetary support for this fight that involves enormous legal
expenses in the Supreme Court. This fight is not just for the
current academic year aspirants, but also for next year batch
and the generations to follow.
Kindly send your
cheques and DDs favoring “PG Aspirants Group, KSJDA” SB
A/C no:-01100030226
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BMC branch, Fort Road
Bangalore, 560 002
Kindly send your contributions at the earliest (by oct 25
2001)
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Thanking you
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