J. C. VERMA, J.

( 1 ) THE writ petitioners are practising as registered Medical Practitioner on the basis of their a Class Registration. They all are qualified as B. A. M. S. (Bachelor of Ayurvedic and Medicines Surgery) as alleged. Even though in regard to certain writ petitioners there is difference of their academic qualification, however, the point involving in the case is whether the petitioners who are registered as Ayurvedic Medical Practitioners can be allowed to practise in Medicine profession in regard to other system of Medicine that is Homoeopathy or Allopathy. No order has been challenged, not any overt action has been alleged against any of the respondents. It is also not mentioned that their shops were checked or they were restrained from practising in system other than Ayurvedic or that they were challaned for violation of any Drugs Act or under any system of the mal-practise, but still the petitioners are apprehending that the respondents are likely to restrain the petitioners from practising in other system of medicine other than the system in which they are qualified and registered i. e. Ayurvedic.

( 2 ) THE written statement has been filed by respondent