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Tn Govt Asks Medicos Who Said No To Service To Pay Rs 50 Lakh!
By: Tupaki Desk | 28 Aug 2021 12:16 PM GMT
The Tamil Nadu Government had once again made its stand clear on the controversial Agriculture bills introduced by the union government by opposing the same. A resolution to oppose the bills was adopted by the state legislative assembly.
It's been more than 100 days since MK Stalin took over the Chief Minister's office. He is taking some of the crucial and groundbreaking decisions that sets him different from others.
As one such decision, the medical graduates who said they can't take up the government service were asked to pay a sum of Rs 50 lakh each for violating the bonds made during their admissions.
As many as 112 students who have finished their courses in the current year and the previous year as well have refused to join the government service which is mandatory.
While joining the course, the students have given an undertaking that they will render their services at the State-run hospitals. But they have violated the norms. This is why they were asked to pay the amount, the letter that was sent to the students said.
The state government is seeing the reluctance of the medical students to take up the service at the government hospitals as a serious offence and the concerned deans of the colleges were directed to slap the students with show cause notice for their behaviour.
The list of good decisions taken by MK Stalin after he became the Chief Minister goes on.
Starting with reducing the milk prices, providing Covid pensions, bringing down the fuel prices, MK Stalin is taking decisions that will go with the interests of the people.
MK Stalin is receiving praise for his decision to use the school bags that have the pictures of previous Tamil Nadu Chief Minister OPS and Amma Jayalalithaa.
Talking about the decision, MK Stalin said removing the old pictures and adding new pictures on the school bags will put a big burden on the government and providing school bags and other accessories to the students should not be seen from a political point of view.
He was mentioned as the second best performing Chief Ministers in the country in the recent survey named Mood of the Nation and his position in the list is not a wonder.
It's been more than 100 days since MK Stalin took over the Chief Minister's office. He is taking some of the crucial and groundbreaking decisions that sets him different from others.
As one such decision, the medical graduates who said they can't take up the government service were asked to pay a sum of Rs 50 lakh each for violating the bonds made during their admissions.
As many as 112 students who have finished their courses in the current year and the previous year as well have refused to join the government service which is mandatory.
While joining the course, the students have given an undertaking that they will render their services at the State-run hospitals. But they have violated the norms. This is why they were asked to pay the amount, the letter that was sent to the students said.
The state government is seeing the reluctance of the medical students to take up the service at the government hospitals as a serious offence and the concerned deans of the colleges were directed to slap the students with show cause notice for their behaviour.
The list of good decisions taken by MK Stalin after he became the Chief Minister goes on.
Starting with reducing the milk prices, providing Covid pensions, bringing down the fuel prices, MK Stalin is taking decisions that will go with the interests of the people.
MK Stalin is receiving praise for his decision to use the school bags that have the pictures of previous Tamil Nadu Chief Minister OPS and Amma Jayalalithaa.
Talking about the decision, MK Stalin said removing the old pictures and adding new pictures on the school bags will put a big burden on the government and providing school bags and other accessories to the students should not be seen from a political point of view.
He was mentioned as the second best performing Chief Ministers in the country in the recent survey named Mood of the Nation and his position in the list is not a wonder.
