In Brief
Gangajali Education Society applied to establish a medical college. After deficiencies were found, permission was conditional upon compliance verification. An Oversight Committee found the deficiencies acceptable and recommended confirmation of permission. However, the Central Government rejected the application, debarring the college for two years. The Supreme Court held that the Government's order was cryptic and failed to engage with the Oversight Committee's reasoning or the college's explanations. The Court found that objective assessment cannot be based on isolated incidents. Since the college had already commenced operations and admitted students, the Court set aside the debarment order and permitted the college to admit the second batch, subject to further inspection.", "citations">[]
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