Chennai, May 31 (BPNS)
Tamil Nadu health minister Ma Subramanian will soon visit New Delhi to meet the authorities concerned following the cancellation of recognition of three medical colleges in the state.
The Minister while speaking to reporters on Wednesday said, “ It is not appropriate to say that we will cancel recognition of medical colleges for minor grievances and if there are deficiencies government will certainly rectify.”
The three medical colleges in Tamil Nadu that have lost recognition from the National Medical Commission are Government Stanley Medical College Hospital in Chennai, KAP Viswanathan Government Medical college in Tiruchi and Government Dharmpauri Medical College and Hospital, Dharmapuri.
It may be noted that several medical colleges across the country have lost their recognition in the past few months. This is primarily due to these medical colleges not following the standards set by the National Medical Commission.
Several colleges in many states were found to be not complying with the National Medical Commission standards and hence lost recognition or about to lose.
The Under Graduate Medical Education Board( UGMEB) have penalized the three Government medical colleges in Tamil Nadu for deficiencies in Aadhar based biometric attendance and footage of cameras installed in these colleges.
After recognition of the three Government Medical Colleges in Tamil Nadu was withdrawn, the Director of Medical Education of Tamil Nadu, Dr. Shanthi Malar said that admission of fresh students to these colleges is not stopped.
With the Tamil Nadu health minister visiting New Delhi and meeting the concerned officials, the doctors are expecting that the impasse would end soon and the colleges would resume admissions.
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