SYEDA SHAZIA IRSHAD BOKHARI versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB THROUGH SECRETARY HEALTH
Arts 199, 8, 25, 37 and 29 Principles of Fundamental Rights Against the Psychological Scheme Admission Policy Scope of Medical Colleges The applicant believed that the students receiving admission to the medical colleges received fees / fees on self finance. The action plan of the authorities should be declared illegal, unconstitutional, unfair, irresponsible, arbitrary, without any jurisdiction and legal authority, and the fee level in government medical colleges should be brought down or at least some Within the reach of the common man to be somewhat validated, possibilities were provided in advance There were rules for admission of all kinds, namely admission on merit and admission to the self-finance scheme, therefore, all students who applied for admission under the above categories or classes had already learned the rules. After that, and in his view he obliged himself to follow the rules provided in the list of principles, rights not included in the explicit right to get medical education etc. The right to education was not explicitly granted as one of the fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution, but it could be derived from the right to life by interpreting an extension or extension. The High Court will not enter into the scope of state policy-making under its constitutional jurisdiction or question the wisdom of the legislature court unless it is generally interfered with by the government-created policy or by any color Do not prove the color Use of authority etc. State principles of policy should be understood as the core of state governance.
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