MUMBAI: The Maharashtra govt on Monday give extension to the PG medical admissions in the state.
The deadline for the admissions was Tuesday, which has now been extended by means of any other week. This choice was taken by means of the state after Maratha neighborhood PG medical scholars had been protesting at Azad Maidan for all the day on Monday.
Girish Mahajan, medical schooling minister stated that the federal government moved an offer seeking extension to the district management regulatory authority which is headed by means of a retired HC pass judgement on. "The authority has approved our request. This will give us some more time to look for the solutions of the issue. We will also decided about whether an ordinance can issued in the next few days," Mahajan told TOI.
Students from Maratha neighborhood were protesting in opposition to the Supreme Court’s choice to uphold the order of Nagpur bench of Bombay top court docket making the 16% Maratha reservation inapplicable for this year’s submit graduate medical admissions. Admissions of as many as 250 medical scholars aspiring for post-graduation were affected.
A delegation of the scholars met MNS leader Raj Thackeray and also the additional electoral officer Dilip Shinde seeking leisure in the code of behavior to make it more uncomplicated for the federal government meet their demands.
Mahajan told the protesting scholars that the federal government is mulling issuing of an ordinance. “Our ordinance is ready, we're sure about issuing it. But ahead of we do this we're looking at different criminal interventions if imaginable in the topic.,” stated Mahajan.Protestors demanded that state invoke the the thing 17(1) of the similar act says, “If any difficulty arises in giving effect to the provisions of this(SEBC) act, the federal government may, as instance arises, by means of an order printed in the Official Gazzette, do anything else now not inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, which seems to be it to be essential or expedient for the aim of disposing of the difficulty.” The protestors are tough that article 17(1) be carried out to cancel the law which can then insure the admissions of the Maratha scholars.
According to the SEBC(socially and economic backward elegance) act, 16% seats in the post-graduation admission had been reserved for the medical scholars of Maratha neighborhood. However the act got here into drive on 30 th November, 2018 but the admission process for post-graduation had already begun from 1 st November.
Some of the scholars from the Maratha neighborhood had carried out for their post-graduation direction via All-India and through open states like Karnataka and Punjab. They were given the admissions in the similar via benefit however once they learned that they would get admissions in Maharashtra via SEBC quota, they cancelled their respective admission and carried out in Maharashtra via Maratha quota which due to Nagpur High Court’s order needed to be cancelled.
“ They are giving us impractical solutions like they would decrease the fees,and so forth. however not anything would compensate the loss of our seats. We would proceed our protest as long as our demands aren't fulfilled. The nature of this protest could be extra severe now and the state govt must be prepared to tolerate it’s penalties,” stated Surekha Gavhane.
The deadline for the admissions was Tuesday, which has now been extended by means of any other week. This choice was taken by means of the state after Maratha neighborhood PG medical scholars had been protesting at Azad Maidan for all the day on Monday.
Girish Mahajan, medical schooling minister stated that the federal government moved an offer seeking extension to the district management regulatory authority which is headed by means of a retired HC pass judgement on. "The authority has approved our request. This will give us some more time to look for the solutions of the issue. We will also decided about whether an ordinance can issued in the next few days," Mahajan told TOI.
Students from Maratha neighborhood were protesting in opposition to the Supreme Court’s choice to uphold the order of Nagpur bench of Bombay top court docket making the 16% Maratha reservation inapplicable for this year’s submit graduate medical admissions. Admissions of as many as 250 medical scholars aspiring for post-graduation were affected.
A delegation of the scholars met MNS leader Raj Thackeray and also the additional electoral officer Dilip Shinde seeking leisure in the code of behavior to make it more uncomplicated for the federal government meet their demands.
Mahajan told the protesting scholars that the federal government is mulling issuing of an ordinance. “Our ordinance is ready, we're sure about issuing it. But ahead of we do this we're looking at different criminal interventions if imaginable in the topic.,” stated Mahajan.Protestors demanded that state invoke the the thing 17(1) of the similar act says, “If any difficulty arises in giving effect to the provisions of this(SEBC) act, the federal government may, as instance arises, by means of an order printed in the Official Gazzette, do anything else now not inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, which seems to be it to be essential or expedient for the aim of disposing of the difficulty.” The protestors are tough that article 17(1) be carried out to cancel the law which can then insure the admissions of the Maratha scholars.
According to the SEBC(socially and economic backward elegance) act, 16% seats in the post-graduation admission had been reserved for the medical scholars of Maratha neighborhood. However the act got here into drive on 30 th November, 2018 but the admission process for post-graduation had already begun from 1 st November.
Some of the scholars from the Maratha neighborhood had carried out for their post-graduation direction via All-India and through open states like Karnataka and Punjab. They were given the admissions in the similar via benefit however once they learned that they would get admissions in Maharashtra via SEBC quota, they cancelled their respective admission and carried out in Maharashtra via Maratha quota which due to Nagpur High Court’s order needed to be cancelled.
“ They are giving us impractical solutions like they would decrease the fees,and so forth. however not anything would compensate the loss of our seats. We would proceed our protest as long as our demands aren't fulfilled. The nature of this protest could be extra severe now and the state govt must be prepared to tolerate it’s penalties,” stated Surekha Gavhane.
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