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Speaker reserves ruling on medical college issue
By Our Special Correspondent
HYDERABAD, MARCH 3 The Speaker, Mrs K. Pratibha Bharati, on
Saturday reserved her ruling on the privilege motion, given
notice of by Dr M. V. Mysoora Reddy, Congress, against the Chief
Minister, Mr N. Chandrababu Naidu, for his alleged misleading
statement on the Kamineni Medical College issue.
Dealing with the issue which was raised again by the Congress
leader in the Assembly today, she said, she would issue her
ruling later.
Dr Reddy contended that the High Court, dealing with a petition
filed by the college society, issued a directive to the NTR
University of Health Sciences, asking it to "evaluate" the
application by the society without insisting on essentiality
certificate but the Chief Minister had ``misled'' the House, the
other day, by picturising the ``evaluation'' otherwise.
Deputising for the Chief Minister who was absent, the Home
Minister, Mr T. Devender Goud, said, the university had referred
the High Court directive to the Government which, in turn, put it
before the Cabinet. This was the reason why the Cabinet took up
the issue all of a sudden and not motivated by any other motive
much less to favour the society. As per the Cabinet decision,
essentiality certificate was issued to the college.
Dr Reddy recalled a letter addressed to the Court by the Joint
Secretary, Health, in which he had stated that the essentiality
certificate was issued in pursuance of a Government
``instruction.'' This mistake which Dr Reddy termed ``wilful and
deliberate'' was later regretted by the Government itself before
the Court.
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