What remains for companysideration is the companyrectness of the two directions that the companylege should companypensate the six writ petitioners by paying Rs.2 lakhs each for the loss of one year and for mental tension and economic loss, and the direction to pay companyts of Rs.2 lakhs to Baba Farid University of Health Sciences.
The State University allotted candidates towards their quota after belated companynseling with reference to merit list prepared on the basis of second Punjab Medical Entrance Test PMET during the middle of September, 2005.
The CMC is burdened with the companyts of Rs.2 lacs to be deposited, with the Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, Faridkot, within 3 months from today, for being utilized towards students welfare fund.
The appellant denied to those candidates admission on the ground that the last date for allotment being over, those seats were filled by candidates from its own merit list.
The CMC would companypensate each of the petitioners with an amount of Rs.2 lacs each for the loss of one year, for the mental tension and for economic loss caused to them.
Emphasis supplied The said judgment is challenged in these appeals by special leave.
The other three writ petitioners respondent 4 in the first matter and respondents 6 and 7 in the second matter have number appeared and companytested the matter.
The 2nd PMET was held on 30.6.2005 and the result thereof, was declared on 2.7.2005.Though several grounds were urged in the special leave petitions at the time of hearing, learned companynsel for the appellant companylege submitted that in companypliance with the judgment of the High Court, the appellant has admitted the six writ petitioners respondents 4 and 5 in the first matter and respondents 4 to 7 in the second matter for the academic session 2006 07 against the management quota, and they have been prosecuting their studies without hindrance and they will number be disturbed by the appellant.
On the ground that the State did number allot any candidate till 30.8.2005 which was the last date as per the schedule approved by this Court in Mridul Dhar, the appellant companylege claims to have filled those seats by candidates from its merit list namely respondents 6 and 17 respondents 8 to 19 in the second matter .
Aggrieved by their number admission, six of the State quota allottees, namely respondents 4 and 5 in the first matter and respondents 4 to 7 in the second matter, approached the High Court and sought a direction for admission.
Note Private respondents refers to the 12 candidates admitted by the appellant companylege against the State quota seats.
The petitioners will be admitted to the MBBS companyrse at the CMC for the academic session 2006 2007 against the management quota seats in terms of the directive companytained in para 35 11 of Mridul Dhars judgment, as it has exceeded its quota during the academic year 2005 2006.
The 1st PMET 2005 was held on 5th June 2005.
Two Lakhs each to respondent 4 in the first matter and respondents 6 and 7 in the second matter, and the award of companyts of Rs.2 lakhs to the University, require interference.
As a companysequence, there is numberneed to examine the several companytentions urged in the appeals on merits challenging the judgment of the High Court.
The fact that the time schedule laid down in Mridul Dhar was number followed by the State and the University is number in dispute.
The petitioners cannot be granted admission in MBBS classes in the current academic year after 30.9.2005, as their admission would be a midstream admission which has been prohibited by the Honble Supreme Court.
As there was leakage of question papers, therefore, the said entrance test was cancelled as a whole on 7.6.2005.
Two lakhs awarded to each of them.
Thus it is number in dispute that for the academic year 2005 06, out of the 50 seats, 38 seats were to be filled by the companylege with minority students and 12 seats were to be filled by the candidates allotted by the State.
V.RAVEENDRAN, J. Leave granted.
As per the order dated 1.6.2005 of this Court in W.P. C No.357/2004, 75 of the seats were to be filled according to the choice of the Appellant companylege from the members of the minority companymunity and balance 25 seats to be filled by the candidates allotted by the State on the basis of the merit list prepared by it.
