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The Tamil Nadu government’s MRB board recruited doctors (Assistant Surgeon post) for 1021 vacancies. They conducted an exam for 16,000 applicants and issued appointment orders on February 6 for the 1021 vacancies. Out of those, around 190 candidates did not join their allotments, and 280 candidates are on the reserve list, waiting for an appointment to fill the unfilled vacancies. Meanwhile, some eligible doctors approached the court to request an increase in the notified vacancies, and the court asked the government to consider this. The health secretary of the government provided the following response. I am unable to add the image, but I have provided the link here: Imgur Link 1. I have also added the section of the Act they referred to in their reply: Imgur Link 2. Could you kindly explain the third point in their reply? Thank you in advance.
The third point in the reply likely refers to the legal provisions under which the government can or cannot increase the vacancies. The court has instructed the government to consider expanding the vacancies based on the eligibility criteria. The health secretary’s response will outline whether it’s legally feasible to increase vacancies, given the applicable laws and available budget. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.