The Hon'ble High Court Judicature of Andhra Pradesh at Hyderabad in W.P.No:16032/2013
Issues orders to set aside the illegal, arbitrary order of termination against Dr. Pramod Eknathrao Jadhav Professor ENT RIMS Adilabad.
The Hon'ble Justice Noushad Ali in his order stated that "Therefore it is evident that no notice was given to the petitioner before passing the impunged order as contemplated under condition No.6 of the appointment. Hence I am of the considered view that the impunged order is liable to be set aside on this sole ground." The rule made absolute
Counsel for petitioner : Shri Surender Reddy
Counsel for Govt : Govt pleader
The Hon'ble High Court, Hyderabad issues contempt of court notice to RIMS Doctor Dr.M. Sasidhar (Prof. Of Microbiology) for disobeying Hon'ble High Court Orders in C.C. of 2014 in W.P.No.16032/2013
Legal notice issued to Dr.K. Venkatesh & others for submitting false enquiry report without issuing charge sheet.(Ref. W.P.no. 16032/2013)
Inspite of legal notice served upon (1) Dr. K. Venkatesh (DME) Sultan Bazar, Koti Hyderabad, (2) Dr.P. Shrinivas (Osmania Medical College), (3) Dr.M. Chandrashekhar (Gandhi Hospital Hyderabad), (4) Dr. Upendra Goud (Anae. Gandhi Hospital Hyderabad) to submit strict proof of baseless allegation levelled against Dr. Pramod E. Jadhav, Dr.Ibatte K.N. & Dr. Manoj Joshi in W.P.No. 16032/13, they never replied to the legal notice nor could they submit any proof. Only based upon their prejudice and whims they perporated a totally false, baseless report and submitted before the Hon'ble High Court. That Dr. Ravinder Reddy and team who allegedly used to sell unclaimed dead bodies to private medical college and whose illegal criminal act were collusively interlaced conspirators were opposed by Dr. Pramod E. Jadhav, Dr.K.N.Ibatte,Dr. Manoj Joshi, fearing legal action they tried to terminate services of opponents.
Adilabad is a tribal area, people are mostly illiterate, taking disadvantage of this then unqualified Dr. Ravindra Reddy, Dr. Raja Reddy have been commiting misappropriation under the guise of faculty.
When due to termination of full time faculties the patient care come to peril the Adilabad Citizens forum started agitation and represented to the Government for reinstitution of services of three doctors.
Dr.Pramod E. Jadhav had perceived and completed his training in cochlear implant, base skull endoscopic surgeries, he has research publications stated below while under service in RIMS Adilabad.
Editor's Guild of India
To know view about the Hon'ble High Court order reinstituting renouned cochlear implant surgeon Dr. Pramod E. Jadhav's services, Dr. Pramod E. Jadhav was unavailable due to his too busy schedule in Apollo, BLK group of Hospitals. However his counsel Mohanrao Solicitor firm confirmed that the renouned cochlear implant surgeon due to his busy schedule is not available for comments.
That the solicitor firm is preparing to expose illegal activities, false deeds, inhuman sale of tribal dead bodies by filing Public Interest Litigations against Dr. Ravindra Reddy and others for causing defamation.
Lapses in service: three RIMS doctors asked to leave
The Institute Director sent on forced leave by the Principal Secretary, Health
May 28, 2013 09:16 am | Updated 09:16 am IST - ADILABAD:
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While three doctors, serving in important positions at the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS), Adilabad, were served with notice of termination of service, the Institute Director was sent on forced leave by the Principal Secretary, Health.
This constitutes a corrective measure taken by the government after the services at RIMS began getting affected due to functional lapses on part of the doctors.
The doctors, who were served with one month’s notice of termination of service, are K.N. Ibatte, Professor and Head of the Department, Surgery; Dr. Pramod Jadhav, Professor and Head of the Department, ENT and Dr. Joshi, Assistant Professor of Anatomy. The Director, M. Ravinder Reddy, handed over the charge of the Institute to Dr. M. Shashidhar before going on leave.
A three-member team deputed by the Director of Medical Education had recently inquired into the complaints against the doctors in question with regard to non-performance and other misdemeanours including reporting to duty in inebriated state.
The charges were apparently found to be true going by the move of the government.
According to a memo issued by the Principal Secretary, Health, the action against the Director was a result of a report sent by Adilabad Collector A. Ashok a few days ago.
The latter had opined that continuation of the incumbent in the post may disrupt smooth functioning of the RIMS besides threatening law and order situation.