http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Minister-denies-link-website-says-otherwise/articleshow/4614878.cms
Why blame the medical colleges that violate an SC order and state legislation banning capitation fee? Why not go deeper and see who is responsible for such violations? There is a live case where Chennai based
The Balaji college administrative officer, Johnson, is on camera directing the student to meet ‘‘an agent’’ at the Shree Lakshmi Ammal Educational Trust at 29, Tilak Street, T Nagar, where “negotiations” for the capitation fee of Rs 20 lakh could be conducted. The college, he said, would at best allow parents to pay the capitation fee in three installments before January 2010, but he insisted that the amount would have to be paid “only in cash”.
MBBS students from these colleges have confirmed the entrance exam conducted by the colleges is an eyewash. Some NRIs paid Rs 75 lakh for a seat. For others, it was Rs 45 lakh. The whole higher education system in the country is blatantly being abused by a central minister. The Prime Minister would do well to remember his own words uttered while forming his new cabinet that it will not be ‘business as usual’ this time round.
The country can sincerely hope the probe into 'capitation fee issue' by HRD and Health ministries involving Balaji college owned by DMK MP and Union minister of state for information and broadcasting
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