Dr.Sanjeev Dua v. State Of Haryana Etc.
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That in terms of Rule 19(i) of Haryana Medical Education Service Rules 1988, the members of Service shall not be allowed to engage in private practice in any form and they shall be given non-practising allowance at such rates and on such terms and conditions as may be specified by the Government from time to time. That the petitioner being a member of the service got NPA and also engaged himself in private practice and admitted in his reply to the charge-sheet that he continued to see patients and operated patients and those who were acquaintances or approaches through his colleagues and friends. He further said that he was capable of helping doctors to organize and orient their medical facilities towards carrying for neurosurgery afflicted patients. He assisted them in managing difficult cases of those patients VANDANA 2022.05.
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requiring immediate life saving interventions. His only claim was that he did not charge any money. The charge is proved beyond doubt that he attended patients privately.
3. That the petitioner was given full opportunity to defend himself and he was given a second show cause notice on 06.06.97 proposing a penalty of termination of services requiring him to send the representation within 15 days from the receipt of the communication. Dr. Dua did not submit any reply to the competent authority and he submitted reply of this second show cause notice through Sh. Ashwani Kumar, Resident Editor, Punjab Kesari, who forwarded the same to Ch. Bansi Lal, Chief Minister Haryana on 21.07.97 requesting to drop the matter. This representation/reply of Dr. Sanjeev Dua was received after the due time of 15 days. Even this reply was considered by the competent authority and finding no merit it was decided to terminate his services by the competent authority.
4. That the petitioner's (Dr. Sanjeev Dua) name appeared in the Newspaper for doing private practice (Annexure R-I and II). These advertisements have been issued with the consent of the petitioner as he never contradicted these advertisements. That the petitioner is liable to be dismissed on this score that the petitioner proceeded on unauthorized leave even after being specifically told that he should not proceed on leave and indulge in private practice. The petitioner was given full opportunity to defend himself, he did not submit his reply in due time and tried to pressurize the competent authority through a resident editor of newspaper to whom he sent his reply rather than to the competent authority."
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