Supreme Court bench led by Justice Navin Sinha hears a plea by a batch of doctors seeking a No Objection Certificate from State of Uttar Pradesh to pursue PG Diploma in AIIMS, Rishikesh #SupremeCourt
Justice Sinha: Is it your case that the candidates did not sit as sponsored candidates?
AAG UP Garima Prashad: They were not sponsored, candidates. Now they want a NOC. They appeared for the written exam without permission.
Justice Sinha: they want to go to an institute of repute and not anywhere else and such a diploma will carry a weightage compared to the state institute
AAG: Its a policy decision of the state Lordship
SC: Where is the policy decision?
AAG: if we now permit study leaves during COVID time then there will be difficulties. Our policy decision is not even challenged here
Justice Sinha to Senior Adv Siddhartha Dave: We have been informed that you are not sponsored. you did not apply as a sponsored candidate and went on your own. State says they have taken a policy decision so that state doctors don't leave now so that services are available
Justice Sinha: It is better you withdraw this and challenge the said policy before the High Court.
Dave: last year in sea circumstances I was permitted
Justice Sinha: on March 17, 2020, we hadn't entered lockdown
Dave: UP does not state COVID is the reason
Senior Adv Dave: All are sponsored candidates of the policy. Even Uttarakhand policy came in January for candidates who had cleared the exam
#SupremeCourt: we permit you to withdraw with liberty to approach the High Court and challenge the policy
#supremecourt: Leave is sought to withdraw the writ petition to challenge the policy document. The writ petition is allowed to be withdrawn with the above liberty. we request the high court to consider the matter expeditiously. @vishnujain3
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#BombayHighCourt is hearing the plea seeking door-to-door #COVIDVaccination for citizens above 75 years of age and those who are specially-abled or bed-ridden.
Adv Jamsheed Master submits on behalf of the petitioner, Yogeeta Vanzara, that in the state of Maharashtra, in places like Kolhapur plans till June 30 are published, in places like Gadchiroli and Nandurbar, weekly plans are published.
Master: My only prayer is that similar plans may be adopted by us. Having a plan helps people to plan their office leave, plan for their old parents. And in general it will save time.
#BombayHighCourt will continue hearing the plea seeking door-to-door #COVIDVaccination for citizens above 75 years of age and those who are specially-abled or bed-ridden tomorrow at 11 am.
The Court had on May 20 directed the National Expert Group on Vaccine Administration for COVID-19 (NEGVAC) to examine the feasibility of door to door COVID vaccination for elderly and disabled citizens.
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CJ: Was the amount increased in the second wave from Rs 1,500 because the second wave requires more stringent implementation?
A vacation bench had in the previous hearing recorded the statement made by the CBI that it will not act on letters asking the Maharashtra government to produce certain documents related to its investigation against Deshmukh.