Prof. Om Parkash Wadhwa, (Retd) Associate Professor (Public Administration), NRS Government College, (Erstwhile Maharshi Dayanand University College, Rohtak)
Bond policy for “doctors after completion of MBBS course from govt. & govt. Aided colleges” in Haryana is not a bad policy in law & is (100%) sustainable in view of the latest judgement of the supreme court of India related to bond policy of various states.
Haryana Government Gazette Extraordinary Notification: CHANDIGARH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 07, 2022 “TO BE SUBSTITUTED BEARING SAME NUMBER” Haryana Government Gazette Notification the 12th October, 2022, that “the said Loan/bond (Rs. 36, 40,636/- in case of Government Medical Colleges & Rs. 32, 80,000/- in case of Govt. Aided Medical Colleges) shall be implemented at the end of MBBS Course if the candidate does not opt to serve in the Government of Haryana upon selection. No bond money shall be paid at the time of admission”.
That the above Haryana Govt. policy is not at all bad in law policy because no bond money is to be paid at the time of admission into MBBS Course i.e. the protestors of most of the 1st year students of MBBS in Haryana Govt. Medical Colleges & Haryana Govt. Aided Medical Colleges, hence are not justified in their protest because none is asked to agree to the “Bond money” at his/her admission into 1st year MBBS Course.
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