The Karnataka High Court has held that notification date June 8 which called upon the fresh doctors to undergo compulsory rural service for a period of one year, to be 'reasonable' and that the legislation promulgated by the State in regard to compulsory rural service is not in conflict with either the Indian Medical Council Act or National Medical Commission …
The Karnataka High Court has directed the State government to conduct an inquiry for penalising or prosecuting culpable officials and persons responsible for not securing the undertaking/obligation bond for government service from candidates who had secured postgraduate degree and diploma seats for medical and dental courses under the government quota. The State, on the other hand, had relied on Rule …
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