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Published: 02nd June 2022     

Cancellation of MBBS seats at TRR Institute of Medical Sciences put on hold by Telangana HC

This judgement was delivered by a division bench of the High Court comprising Justices A Abhishek Reddy and M Sudhir Kumar while hearing the case filed by TRR Medical College

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In what surely comes as a huge relief to the MBBS students of TRR Institute of Medical Sciences, Patancheru, the Telangana High Court on Wednesday, June 1, directed the National Medical Commission (NMC) and the Assessment and Ratings Board to refrain from carrying out their orders cancelling 150 new admissions in the college until the NMC takes a decision on the statutory appeal filed by the aggrieved college before it.

This judgement was delivered by a division bench of the High Court comprising Justices A Abhishek Reddy and M Sudhir Kumar while hearing the case filed by TRR Medical College. While the NMC and its medical assessment and ratings board, who carried out surprise inspections, claim that the institution lacked the necessary infrastructure, it was the claim of the college that the same commission gave it the go-ahead to begin admissions a few months ago.

The college's lawyer stated that the infrastructure would not vanish suddenly while questioning the NMC's ruling directing the Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences to reallocate the 150 students admitted to the TRR institution to other qualifying medical colleges.

The entire inspection process and subsequent cancellation of admissions appear to be pre-planned, claimed the counsel. However, Gorantla Sriranga Pujitha, counsel for NMC, denied the charges, stating that they cannot allow medical institutions that lack the necessary facilities to produce subpar physicians since this would pose a greater risk to public health in the future.

After the bench stated that the NMC act itself provided for a statutory appeal to the NMC's committee, the college's attorney stated that they had filed an appeal with the regulator. The panel instructed NMC to rule on the appeal as soon as possible and not to act on its orders against TRR College until then.

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