Madurai: Madras High Court has said that it expects the state government to allocate at least 1% medical seats from the next academic year for wards serving defense personnel and thus recognize their selfless service to the nation.
The Division of Judge N Kirubakan (since retiring after signing orders) and Justice B Pugalendhi also directed the center to revisit a priority list for medical acceptance from armed force personnel.
It is very important to be given for all categories by distributing available chairs uniformly.
“The sun caught fire and frozen does not prevent our border forces not to protect our nation.
Our troops spend the night without sleeping on the border to make us sleep safely and safely in our homes,” said the judges.
However, it was surprising to note that the Tamil Nadu government eliminated a special reservation for the environment serving defense personnel for medical acceptance.
A journey delivered by the government in 1979 allocated six seats (respectively) to the ex-servicemen ward, died defense personnel and serving defense personnel.
The Ministry of Defense in 2018 issued a notification that gave Se’s priority to order in medical revenues for the armed forces under nine categories.
Although talking about the environment serving personnel in the eighth category, the state government in 2018 still maintains a list of priorities only to the sixth and removing three other categories including the environment of serving personnel.
There is no justification given by the government for this, the judges said.
GO 1979 was able to do justice for all parts of defense personnel.
Throwing the appeal by the state government, the judges enforced the command of a bench bench that provided assistance to the defense personnel ward who served, cancel the portion of GO who denied the benefits of a special reservation to present defense personnel.