Telangana HC Dismisses Plea of MBBS, BDS Aspirants

Haydarabad: On Wednesday, the Supreme Court of TaLangana refused to intervene in the government orders on local quota in medical acceptances and rejected a petition filed by MBBS and BDS candidates who examined some of his training outside TaLangana. A section of the Caspian of the Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh and Justice Gm Mohiuddin, on July 15, 2025, heard the claim of 34 candidates who challenged a notification published by Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences.

Petition holders, Go Ms. No. 33 (19 July 2024) and GO MS No. 150 (8 September 2025), which required compliance with the notification of these orders after completing the midterm exams already brought new tie breaking rules were illegal. They argued that the rules could not be applied retrospectively, and the court officials GO MS No. 114 (July 5, 2017) framed rule 3 (iii) (c) (c) to call to follow. In addition, MS No. They defined 150 as arbitrary, irrational and inconsistent with the guidelines of the Supreme Court of residence and residence.

However, the bench, go ms no. He decided that 150 was consistent with the directives of the Apex Court and could not be shot. “Since the problem was finally determined by the Supreme Court, we cannot find any value in these petitions,” he said. He also stated that the government orders were the result of a judicial process that reached certainty, although they remained open to the state to take into account the policy changes in the future.

In a matter of a matter, the state government agreed to recognize Shashi Kiran, a student of the Sauce School, as a local candidate. Under the Quota of Tahangana, 9-12 in the Sauce School in the Corukon in Andhra Pradesh. On Tuesday, the court made a statement from the government and then reported that General A. Sudershan Redi will be treated as a local candidate on the bench.