Until the year 1973, there was only one Medical College in the State of Jammu Kashmir, which was at Srinagar.
The petitioners have number been picked and chosen for hostile treatment as companypared with other candidates similarly circumstanced.
They appeared for an entrance test but the result of that test was number declared officially.
An entrance test was held for admission to the semester beginning in November 1981 and the result of the test has been announced.
The petitioners seem to possess information to the effect, and they have so alleged in their petitions, that they have passed the test.
They are also number deprived of their right to practise any profession, or to carry on any occupation.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by CHANDRACHUD, J. These Writ Petitions are number maintainable under article 32 of the Constitution because they do number involve the violation of any fundamental right of the petitioners.
The Medical College at Jammu was started in 1973.
No admissions were made either to the July, 1980 semester or to the two following semesters beginning in November, 1980 and July 1981.
ORIGINAL JURISDICTION Writ Petition No.
Under article 32 of the Constitution of India.
The petitioners applied for admission to the Medical College, Srinagar, for the Post graduate Course of the Kashmir University for the semester beginning in July 1980.
1742 3129 of 1981.
Vimal Dave for the Petitioner.
Altaf Ahmed for the Respondent.
The red tape companyrespondence between the Health Department Commissioner, the Principal of the Srinagar Medical College, the Vice Chancellor of the Kashmir University and the Ministry of Health companysumed a long time.
