Supreme Court of India
Hemant Kumar Verma & Ors. v. Employees State Insurance Corporation & Ors.
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Service Law – Reservation in Post Graduate Medical Course – Junior Resident Doctors and Regular ESIC Doctors – Petitioners are Junior Resident doctors – The respondent-ESIC recruits Insurance Medical Officers Grade-II (IMO-II) through written examination and interview – ESIC provides a fifty per cent reservation for “in-service” doctors in the post-graduate seats in institutions run by ESIC – While the post of IMO-II is included within the ambit of ‘in-service’ doctors, the junior doctors are not – ESIC invited applications from ‘in-service’ doctors of ESI Medical colleges – The petitioner…
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