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Karnataka High Court

Nss College Of Pharmacy vs The Govt Of Karnataka on 3 January, 2019

Author: Krishna S.Dixit

Bench: Krishna S. Dixit

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     IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BENGALURU

        DATED THIS THE 03RD DAY OF JANUARY 2019

                             BEFORE

        THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE KRISHNA S. DIXIT

 WRIT PETITION NOS.20847-20907 OF 2018 (EDN-RES)


BETWEEN:

1.     NSS College of Pharmacy
       No.18-318/319, Kuduregere Colony,
       Dasanapura Hobli, Alur Post,
       Bengaluru-562 162
       Represented by its Principal
       Miss.Manasa K S.

2.     Abdul Qadir
       S/o Abdur Rahim
       Aged about 27 years

3.     Ajeet Kumar Singh
       S/o Rajmani Singh
       Aged about 19 years

4.     Aman Verma
       S/o Sant Lal Veram
       Aged about 24 years

5.     Dubey Jaypdeep Vinod
       S/o Vinod
       Aged about 24 years

6.     Ashish Kumar Patel
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     S/o Pancham Patel
     Aged about 27 years,

7.   Ashok Kumar
     S/o Bheemayya
     Aged about 24 years,

8.   Bhavya H S
     D/o Siddappa
     Aged about 28 years

9.   Brijesh Kumar Yadav
     S/o Ram Ketar Yadav
     Aged about 30 years

10. DevendraKumar Upadhyay
    S/o Ramsingar Upadhyay
    Aged about 35 years,

11. Gupta Kajal Anil
    D/o Anil
    Aged about 19 years

12. Kahan Shaheen Jamil Ahamed
    D/o Jamil Ahamed
    Aged about 21 years

13. Gharat Dinesh Mani Ram
    S/o Mani Ram
    Aged about 23 years

14. Gupta Ujwalphoolbadan
    S/o Phoolbadan
    Aged about 21 years

15. Imran Khan
    S/o Md Deen
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    Aged about 30 years

16. Irashad Khan
    S/o Nabav Khan
    Aged about 23 years

17. Mandawalae Amol Laxman
    S/o Laxman
    Aged about 38 years

18. Khalilur Rahman
    S/o Salahuddin
    Aged about 20 years

19. Khan Alwasab Asif
    S/o Asif
    Aged about 22 years

20. Khan Amir Mohammed Amin
    S/o Mohammed Amin
    Aged about 21 years

21. Khan Anees Ahmed Bismillah
    S/o Bismillah
    Aged about 23 years

22. KM Divya Yadav
    D/o Rajendra Yadav
    Aged about 18 years

23. Krishna Bihari Maurya
    S/o Rati Bhan
    Aged about 24 years

24. Mahendra Kumar
    S/o Kriparam Yadav
    Aged about 33 years
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25. Maurya Nitesh Radheshyam
    S/o Radheshyam
    Aged about 20 years.

26. Md Junaid
    S/o Md shabbir
    Aged about 32 years

27. Md Safdar Ali
    S/o Abdul Mannan
    Aged about 25 years

28. Mohammed Azim
    S/o Mohammed Alim
    Aged about 20 years

29. Mhatre Sagar Shekhar
    S/o Shekhar
    Aged about 28 years

30. Mohammned Faiz
    S/o Mohammed Ali
    Aged about 28 years

31. Mohammd Zakir Hussain HC
    S/o Chandpasha
    Aged about 37 years

32. Mohammed Anas Shafikurrahman
    S/o Shafikurrahman
    Aged about 18 years

33. Mohd Junaid
    S/o Riyasat Ali
    Aged about 18 years

34. Omprakash Yadav
                                5
    S/o Hira Lal Yadav
    Aged about 25 years.

35. Pal Jitendra Shiv Prasad
    S/o Shivprasad
    Aged about 25 years

36. Patil Navanath Tulshidas
    S/o Tulshidas
    Aged about 38 years

37. Rahul Kumar Giri
    S/o Santoshkumargiri
    Aged about 27 years

38. Rahulkumar Prajapati
    S/o Lalji Prajapati
    Aged about 21 years,

39. Rajat Kumar
    S/o Chander Pal Singh
    Aged about 30 years

40. Yadav Manisha Sahab Lal
    D/o Sahablal
    Aged about 23 years

41. Ramji Verma
    S/o Nardev Yadav
    Aged about 32 years

42. Ramji Verma
    S/o Subhash Verma
    Aged about 40 years

43. Rukmini S
    D/o Shankar A
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      Aged about 35 years

44. Gupta Sushant Shivkumar
    S/o Shivkumar
    Aged about 25 years

45. Sandeep Kumar Verma
    S/o Sundar Lal Verma
    Aged about 23 years

46. Sandeep Kumar Yadav
    S/o Amarnathayadav
    Aged about 27 years.

47. Sandeep Mishra
    S/o Shankar Mishra
    Aged about 20 years

48. Sarvesh Patel
    S/o Jawahar Patel
    Aged about 19 years

49. Shaikh Hajra Hasrat Ali
    D/o Hasrat Ali
    Aged about 23 years

50. Shaikh Mohammed Rauf
    S/o Mohammed Idris
    Aged about 23 years

51.    Shaikh Mohammed Arif Md siddique
       S/o Md Siddique
      Aged about 20 years

52. Shaik Mohammed Atif
    S/o Shaikh Mohammed Zakariya
    Aged about 20 years
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53. Shiv Om Mishra
    S/o Dinesh Mishra
    Aged about 25 years

54. Chandra Bhushan
    S/o Ram Kailash Mishra
    Aged about 24 years

55. Singh Ritesh Harendra
    S/o Harendra
    Aged about 18 years

56. Yadav Santoshkumar Ramdhani
    S/o Ramdhani
    Aged about 29 years

57. Suresh Giri
    S/o Ramanand giri
    Aged about 35 years

58. Vimal Pathak
    S/o Ramkishan Pathak
    Aged about 30 years

59. Yadav Dinesh Kumar Rajnarayan
    S/o Raj Narayan
    Aged about 33 years

60. Krishna Deepak Yadav
    S/o Hari Lal Yadav
    Aged about 23 years

61. Sachin Verma
    S/o R C Verma
    Aged about 36 years

Petitioners 2 to 61 are the students
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Of 1 year D.Pharma Course in
NSS College of Pharmacy,
No.18-318/319, Kuduregere Colony,
Dasanapura Hobli, Alur Post,
Bengaluru-562 162.                           ... Petitioners.
(By Sri.Shivarudra, Advocate)

AND

1.    The Government of Karnataka
      Health and Family Welfare Department
      Vikas Soudha, Vidhana Vidhi,
      Bengaluru-560 001.
      Represented by its Secretary

2.    The Board of Examining Authority
      Drugs Control Department,
      P.Kalinga Rao Road,
      Subbaiah Circle, Bengaluru-560 027
      Represented by its Secretary.

3.    The Pharmacy Council of India,
      Combined Councils Building,
      Kotla Road, Temple Lane,
      New Delhi-110 002.
      Represented by its Secretary             ... Respondents

      (By Smt.Pramodini Kishan, AGA for R1and R2;
          Sri.S.S.Haveri, Advocate for R3)

       These Writ Petitions are filed under Articles 226 and
227 of Constitution of India, praying to direct the respondent
No.3 to accord permission for the academic year 2017-2018
as the inspection of the petitioner college is completed and to
permit the respondent No.2 to permit the petitioner student 2
to 60 for the examination scheduled to commence during the
first week of May, 2018.
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     These writ petitions coming on for Orders this day, the
Court made the following:

                            ORDER

The grievance of the petitioner No.1-College and its students is against non-consideration of representation for grant of approval by respondent No.3/Pharmacy Council of India.

2. After service of notice, the respondents have entered appearance through their counsel. Respondent No.3- Pharmacy Council of India, having been represented by its Senior Panel Counsel Sri S.S. Haveri, has filed counter affidavit resisting the prayer made in the writ petitions.

3. Sri S.S. Haveri, learned Panel Counsel submits that the Pharmacy Council of India has accorded approval to the petitioner No.1-Institution for the academic year 2018-19; but, for the previous academic year 2017-18, approval has 10 not been granted, since the petitioner institution did not merit grant of such approval.

4. Learned counsel for the petitioners at this stage points out that the inspection was conducted by a team of Pharmacy Council of India for the academic year 2017-18 although the approval has not been granted for this academic year and therefore, Council has to re-consider the request of the petitioner.

5. Sri S.S. Haveri, learned Panel Counsel has expressed difficulties to this proposal keeping in view the decision of the Apex Court in the case of Dental Council of India Vs. Dr. Hedgewar Smruti Rugna Seva Mandal, Hingoli and Ors., reported in 2017 (13) SCC 115 wherein, the Apex Court has made some observations as to admission of the students sans approval by the jurisdictional authorities.

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6. However, Sri S.S. Haveri, learned Panel Counsel submits that even then there would be no difficulty for re- consideration of petitioners' representation but keeping in view the law declared by the Apex Court in similar matters and in accordance with law, if an appropriate representation is made by the petitioner No.1-College, furnishing all necessary information and the records that would prima facie show that the defects pointed out by the Council were non- existent or that the same were duly complied with in time.

7. In view of the above, these writ petitions are disposed off, reserving liberty to the petitioner No.1-College to make an appropriate representation forthwith to respondent No.3-Pharmacy Council of India for consideration, for the grant of approval for the academic year 2017-18 along with the material particulars of similarly placed institutions to whom approval has been granted ex-post facto and with retrospective effect.

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It is needless to state that, if such representation is made by the petitioner-institution forthwith, , the same shall be considered by respondent No.3-Pharmacy Council of India as expeditiously as possible and the result thereof shall be informed to the petitioner No.1-College, keeping in view the fate of several students hanging in air.

Sd/-

JUDGE PN/-