ATIA KANWAL versus UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES, LAHORE
Section 35 and 36 Provisions of Health Sciences, Lahore Regulations, Multiple Categories for Seats, Cls (d) and (g) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Requirements Special seats for persons with disabilities in Medical College, Percent of Complaints The applicant (s) was that despite preparing the chairman's disability certificate for persons with disabilities, the university (defendant) refused to enroll on the basis that he was at least a percent The University does not mention admission and admission forms for eligibility for admission against specific seats for candidates with disabilities. Was neither objectionable nor invalid in the prospectus on the application of a valid application, as per clause (d) of the Rules and Regulations of various types of seats, finalizing the Medical Board constituted by the Chairman Admission Board. The authority was to decide the candidate's suitability for admission against specific seats and to determine the minimum disability for the purpose of admission to medical college in accordance with clause (g) of the rules and regulations mentioned above. To what extent will people with disabilities avoid the obstacles faced by other ordinary peers in their day-to-day work and vocational education? Such power was properly used by experts and the disability threshold was appropriate. Was done by the way. Decided by the Medical Board, according to the standard of structure developed by expert records, it was shown that 19 candidates with 19 disabilities were not considered for admission, while only 15 P with disabilities compared to the applicant. Candidates make a percentage of their disability
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