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Court
fines institute Rs.1 lakh over admission
Friday July 08, 2011 10:24:11 PM,
IANS
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New Delhi: The Delhi
High Court Friday imposed a cost of Rs.1 lakh on Institute of
Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences (IHBAS) over grant of
admission to an undeserving doctor in super-speciality Diploma of
National Board (DNB) course.
Pulling up the IBHAS, Justice Kailash Gambhir said: "IHBAS has
clearly acted not only in the breach of the policy guidelines of
the National Board of Examinations (NBE) but also caused
unnecessary harassment and agony to the petitioner making him
believe that his selection in the DNB programme was legal."
The court was hearing the petition filed by a resident doctor,
Hari Nath Yadav, who was given admission in DNB (Neurology) course
for three years in February 2009 by the selection committee of
IHBAS on the basis of written test and interview.
Over his selection, he had started attending the DNB programme and
he was also allotted hostel accomodation.
After three months, Yadav applied for registration from the NBE
but it was rejected by the board in May 2009 on the ground that he
was not CET-DNB qualified candidate and not eligible for admission
to the course.
After this, Yadav approached the high court, which upheld the
decision of the NBE but directed the hospital to pay him the cost
for harassment.
The court asked the institute to pay the amount to Yadav within a
month's time.
"The cost of Rs.1 lakh shall be recovered by the administrative
head of the institute from the officials responsible for
publication of the flawed advertisement," the court said and
sought a compliance report within two months.
"According to NBE, the eligibility criteria for granting admission
in the DNB programme is qualifying the entrance test and such
illegal act has caused anguish, pain and torture to the
petitioner," Justice Gambhir said.
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