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Sir, one of my relatives is working in an institution in Lucknow and wishes to pursue a PhD. However, when he applied for permission, the institution issued an advisory alleging that he had furnished incomplete and misleading information. On that basis, they have refused to issue him a No Objection Certificate (NOC). The institution is a welfare education society governed by a government organization, so it is neither completely private nor a fully government department. We believe this action may violate his right to education. What legal steps can he take to challenge the advisory and obtain the NOC to continue his studies?
Your relative can first submit a detailed written representation clarifying the alleged incomplete information and request reconsideration of the NOC refusal. Since the institution is connected with a government-controlled body, arbitrary denial without proper reasons may be challenged legally. If the institution still refuses, he may approach the higher administrative authority or file a petition before the Allahabad High Court seeking fair consideration of his request to pursue higher education. Preserve all advisories, emails, and application records carefully. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.