ORDER

Leave granted in both the matters. Heard learned counsel for the parties.

2. The propriety and validity of the public notice issued by the Director, Health Services, Delhi Administration indicating that the Indian Medicine Central Council had recognised Ayurved Ratna and Vaid Visharad degrees awarded by the Hindi Sahitya Sammalan Paryag, Allahabad only upto 1967 and The certificate of Ayurved Ratna and Vaid Visharada given by the said organization after 1967 not being recognised under the said Act registration obtained by any person as a medical practitioner on the basis of such degrees therefore would not be recognised and any person having such qualification would not be entitled to practice in Delhi are impugned in these appeals. It was also indicated in the said public notice that no Indian University or Board conducts one year s course for giving the bachelor s degree in Ayurvedic Medicine or through correspondence course no M.D. Degree in Ayurved was conferred by any university or Board. The public at large was cautioned by the said public notice published in the newspaper about such position in law.

3. The Delhi Pradesh Registered Medical Practitioners Association moved