ORDER

1. These petitions under Article 32 of the Constitution of India were filed because of the Bulletin of Information issued by the University of Delhi for a the academic session 2001-02, whereby and whereunder following the judgment of this Court in Parag Gupta (Dr) v. University of Delhi! it was stipulated that the candidates who have passed MBBS examination in any university other than Delhi University having been allotted the same under 15% quota by the Director General, Health Services would also be eligible if he/she is a permanent resident of the National Capital Territory of Delhi.

2. The grievance of the petitioner is that on account of different standards adopted by different States, the students are suffering great hardship and in fact there is no rationale in not allowing the students who might be the residents of one State but who have undertaken their undergraduate study in some other State on being selected through a competitive examination on all-India basis, to get preferential right in obtaining admission in the postgraduate course.

3. This Court by a three-Judge Bench considered the question of admission to the medical colleges as well as reservation of seats