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Report of the Medical Education Inquiry Commission published after 6 years, recommending action against 42 officials

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The report of the 'Investigation Commission on Medical Education 2074', which recommended action against high-ranking officials in various bodies including Tribhuvan University, has been made public after 6 years. The report submitted by the commission was kept confidential in the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology.

Report of the Medical Education Inquiry Commission published after 6 years, recommending action against 42 officials


former president of the special court Gauri Bahadur Karki president and Dr. Upendra Devkota is a member and joint secretary Surya Prasad Gautam is a member-secretary and the report was released by the Ministry of Education on Wednesday. The then government published a notice in the gazette on 4th May 2074 and formed a three-member inquiry commission on medical education.

2074 The government did not publish the report prepared by the commission which started working on 16th June 2074 after 8 months. Education Minister Sumana Shrestha has decided to make the report public and the ministry has placed it on its website. In the

report, action has been recommended against officials involved in irregularities in the medical education sector. The commission has also recommended that most of the officers involved in illegal activities should be disqualified from government service in the future, while some of them should be investigated in corruption cases. The report mentions that irregularities have been observed in the fields of affiliation, entrance examination, admission, fees and quality in the field of medical education. According to the ministry, the process of implementing the recommendations given in the report will be started immediately. The


commission has recommended action against the then Vice Chancellor of Tertiraj Khaniyan, Rector Sudha Tripathi and Registrar Dilli Upreti for acting against the law. The commission is of the opinion that Khanian, Tripathi and Upreti have given their relationship in a way that brings the university and the government into disrepute while they are still in office. It has been said that the reason for taking action against them is, "They have given a relationship in such a way as to bring dishonor to their own university and the government of Nepal." In such a situation, it was seen that he deliberately misused his position by ignoring the decisions and requests of his own body under the existing laws and regulations and decided to give the relationship against the law without fulfilling the duties according to the position.'' It was recommended to be removed from membership.

Taraprasad Sapkota, another member of the Executive Council and Dean of the Faculty of Law, was asked to be removed from both positions. It is mentioned in the report that Sapkota, who is the Dean of the Faculty of Law, misinterpreted the verdict of the Supreme Court. "He should be removed from the position of a member of the Executive Council of the University and Dean of the Faculty of Law, as he is involved with the officials of the Executive Council in wrongly interpreting the contempt judgment of the Supreme Court," said the report about Sapkota.

Commission has recommended that the former vice-chancellor of TRI, Hira Bahadur Maharjan, should not be appointed in any government or semi-government body in the future. Since the university's medical academic council refused to grant affiliation to more medical colleges due to personal pressure, its secretariat published a notice in Gorkhapatra Daily on 10.6.2070 and asked for applications from the medical colleges that wanted to get affiliation and action has been taken as the authority of the academic council has been taken away. It is mentioned that Maharjan ignored the decision taken by the meeting of experts held in the presence of Chancellor and Prime Minister Sushil Koirala on October 24, 2071. According to the report, he violated the law and gave the relationship.

Prof.Dr. went to inspect hospitals run by medical colleges. Action has also been recommended against Karbirnath Yogi's feasibility study team. Prof. Dr. in the said team. Jyoti Sharma, Prof. Dr. Keshav Prasad Singh, Prof. Dr. Pramod Kumar Shrestha, Prof.Dr. Parashuram Mishra, Prof.Dr. It is mentioned that Ram Prasad Upreti and Prahlad Pant inspected and submitted a report in October 2070 and that report was given as per the pre-planned advice of the Vice-Chancellor. "According to the amount of crime committed by them, government and semi-government appointments should be banned for the next three (3) years," the commission recommended.

Nepal Medical Council inspecting officials Dr. Anil Jha, Dr. Shashi Sharma and Dr. Action is also recommended for Saroj Shrestha. According to the Commission, they did not fully follow the format of Schedule 7 as per Rule 20 (b) Sub-rule (4) of the Medical Council Regulations, 2024 during the initial inspection by the Nepal Medical Council on 24th July, 2069. It is said that when the commission inquires about the medical college affiliation process by giving a wrong and incomplete report, there may be a problem in maintaining the faculty during the follow-up after 5 years amid the uncertainty of whether the related college will be affiliated or not. Despite the statement that it would be a problem to maintain teaching faculty in the college, only the hospital building in the middle of the densely populated area was found to be empty. It appears that the experts have reported wrongly,' the Commission said about them, 'these three officials of the Medical Council should be banned from the appointment of government and semi-government bodies for 2 (two) years.'

Attorney Narayan Prasad Khanal, the then legal adviser of Trivica, has also been recommended to take action. "Under the pressure and instigation of the college management, based on the instructions of the Supreme Court's judgment implementation directorate, it was wrongly interpreted that the directorate is the Supreme Court and advised against the law," the report states. The commission recommended that he be immediately removed from the legal advisor of the University and not be appointed as a legal advisor or in any position in the governmental and semi-governmental bodies of the Government of Nepal.

Head of Bhaktapur Cancer Hospital Dr. Prakashraj Neupane and the then executive director of BP Koirala Memorial Cancer Hospital, Bharatpur. The Commission also recommends that CB Pun (Chin Bahadur Pun) should be banned from appointing government and semi-government posts in the future as he has denied opportunities to qualified candidates by violating the law. The Commission also recommended action against the then chief commissioner of the Authority, Lokmansingh Karki. According to the commission, he has interfered in the autonomous institution of Khatai University, an expert according to him, by claiming that the question paper of the PG entrance examination of Kathmandu University was leaked. It is recommended that he is not eligible for any government or constitutional appointment in future. The Commission has asked the then Vice-Chancellor of KU, Ramakanth Makaju, to make him aware of the academic freedom of the university. BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences Vice Chancellor Dr. It is recommended that BP Das (Balbhadra Das) be barred from any government and non-government appointment. It is the opinion of the commission that he acted against the scholarship mobilization procedure, 2072 when he recruited three people.

former president of Nepal Medical Council Dr. Damodar Prasad Gajurel and former registrar of the Medical Council Dr. Neelamani Upadhyay has been recommended to take action on the grounds that he has allowed an authority without jurisdiction to enter. The commission recommended that the decision of the Nepal Medical Council was implemented without verifying it, the authority interfered in allocating seats, frightened other members in the name of the authority, and acted against the standards in the inspection of the medical college. has done

42 people recommended for action

dr. Dr. Tirtharaj Khania

. Sudha Tripathi

Delhi Upreti

Ramprasad Khatiwada

Dr. Tara Prasad Sapkota

Rajendra Paudel

Hari Parajuli

Dr. Hira Bahadur Maharjan

Prof.Dr. Karbirnath Yogi

Prof.Dr. Jyoti Sharma

Prof.Dr. Keshav Prasad Singh

Prof.Dr. Pramod Kumar Shrestha

Prof.Dr. Parshuram Mishra

Prof.Dr. Ram Prasad Upreti

Prahlad Pant

dr. Anil Jha

dr. Shashi Sharma

dr. Saroj Shrestha

Advocate Narayan Prasad Khanal

Lokman Singh Karki

Dr. Ramakanth Makaju

dr. Balbhadra Das

dr. China Bahadur (CB) again

Dr. Nilamani Upadhyay

Dr. Prakashraj Neupane

Pvt. Bharat Jha

Prof.Dr. Govind Prasad Sharma

Prof.Dr. Trilokapati Thapa

Prof.Dr. KB Raut

dr. Manohar Prasad Gupta

Chandralal Shrestha

Hirendraman Amatya

Dr. CD Chawla

Pvt. Shyamsundar Mall

Prof.Dr. Panna Thapa

Prof.Dr. Dr. Ramesh Prasad Singh

. Jagdish Chatout

Pradyumna Shrestha

Dr. Ramesh Kumar Adhikari

dr. Dr. Rohit Shrestha

. Dr. Ojaswi Nepal

. Ankur Sah

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