Thiruvananthapuram: Medical college doctors have come out against their names from the voter list for elections to syndicates from the University of Science (Kuh).
The doctors have now approached Chancellor, Governor Arif Mohammed Khan against issuing their names from the voter list.
“About 51 medical teachers from Medical College Kozhikode and Thiruvananthapuram meet the requirements and registered as voters in the election of the government medical teacher.
Furthermore, the University issued a final voter list where their names were removed, so they seized them from voting their voices in the Senate Kuhs, Rights are guaranteed under the Constitution and Bye-Laws Kuhs.
Further names of five medical college teachers are included in the 20th election, belonging to the paramedic teachers, “said Dr.
Ajith Prasad, president of the State Postgraduate Medical Association of the Postgraduate Government Postgraduate Medicine.
Teacher representatives fulfill the role of lawmakers and university guards.
“We looked at them for the ventilation and shifting of our complaints.
There is nothing more important for the sustenance of democratic governance than voters who make the smart and rational choice of their representatives.
The equation of the right to vote, which is the basic postulate of democracy, thus doubled: First, formulation Opinions about candidates and second, the expression of choice by voting that supports the preferred candidate.
Although not fundamental rights, the right to make choices through voting is part of the freedom of expression, “said the association leaders in a letter given to Khan.
The association also showed the difference in the voter list to Khan in the letter.
It was said that the name of the medical teacher from Kozhikode Medical College and four of Thiruvananthapuram Medical College was incorrectly included in the election of medical teachers, as well as paramedic teachers, as big as a double representation.