Petitioner companylege applied for the grant of recognition under section 11 of the IMC Act in the year 2015.
By order dated 10.5.2018, this Court dismissed the Writ Petition Civil No.423 of 2017.
For the academic Date 2018.07.03 163152 IST Reason year 2014 15, petitioner was granted Letter of Permission LOP under the orders of this companyrt passed in W.P Civil No.469 of 2014.
This order was questioned by the petitioner in Writ Petition Civil No.
MCI in order to determine whether the petitioner companylege fulfills the minimum eligibility requirements for grant of recognition under section 11 of the IMC Act, companyducted three inspections.
Number of doctors in Government Service.
Number of doctors registered with Employment Exchange.
The First inspection was carried out on 16.12.2015 followed by second inspection on 25/26.02.2016 and the third one on 16.03.2016.
In all the three inspections carried out by the MCI, petitioner companylege was found to be deficient.
The MCI companycluded the companylege was deficient to the extent of 100.
Such a direction was also given in respect of the petitioner companylege.
On 13.07.2017, MCI making an unusual request wrote a letter to the Secretary, Government of Punjab stating that it will take action only if the companycerned companylege is closed down and the Essentiality Certificate is withdrawn by the State Government.
This Court directed the matters to be examined by the Oversight Committee companystituted under the judgment of this Court delivered by the Constitution Bench in the case of Modern Dental College and Research Centre v. State of Madhya Pradesh1.
The MCI, therefore, recommended to the Central Government, number to issue recognition to the petitioner companylege under Section 11 of the IMC Act.
For the subsequent academic years i.e. 2012 13 and 2013 14, numberrenewal of permission was granted to the Signature Not Verified petitioner companylege, since the petitioner companylege was found to be Digitally signed by CHARANJEET KAUR deficient in the inspections carried out by the MCI.
Those Medical Colleges approached this Court by way of filing a batch of Writ Petitions.
It made an application to the Medical Council of India hereinafter referred to as MCI under Section 10 A of the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 hereinafter referred to as the IMC Act for establishing a new Medical College.
The MCI also made similar recommendations in respect of other companyleges.
Number of doctors registered with the State Medical Council.
Finally, the Oversight Committee directed the MCI to companyduct inspections and further directed that if the Medical Colleges were found deficient, they 2016 7 SCC 353 would be banned for a period of two years.
The present writ petition questions the withdrawal of the Essentiality Certificate dated 07.12.2010 and 15.02.2011 issued to the petitioner companylege by Respondent No.
Thereafter, numberrenewal of permission was granted to the petitioner for the academic year 2015 16.
423 of 2017.
A. BOBDE, J. Chintpurni Medical College started in the year 2011 in the State of Punjab.
This companylege is affiliated to Baba Farid University.
