Admn promoting inequality among faculty: Petitioners

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Express news service :Chandigarh, Nov 24 2012, 03:17 IST
During the resumed hearing on Friday in the ongoing case of selection of the next director principal of the Government Medical College and Hospital Sector 32, the single bench of the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) adjourned the matter to December 6 for final arguments.

Earlier, during the hearing, counsel for the five doctors who have filed the application challenging the procedure adopted by the UT Administration to shortlist the names of the candidates for the coveted post, submitted a rejoinder to the reply filed by the respondents, stating that the UT Administration and UPSC have allowed back door entrants by giving a complete go-by to all canons of law thus promoting inequality among the faculty of GMCH-32.

Also, the rejoinder filed by Advocate Harmanjit Singh Sethi on behalf of Dr Atul Sachdev and others stated that one of the respondents whose application was entertained has not got clearance from the Vigilance Department and this fact was also pointed out by the UPSC and was communicated to the UT Administration about the inquiries pending against this doctor.

The rejoinder further states that the UT Administration did nothing in this regard and this speaks volumes of the application of mind by the UT Administration and UPSC because despite the non-clearance, the said doctor has been called by the UPSC for a personal talk/ interview.

Meanwhile, in another application filed by Dr S K Singh, in the same issue, from PGIMER which is also being heard simultaneously, the counsel for Dr Singh sought

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