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Reinstatement of AIIMS director: Let nation's interest be uppermost 

The Supreme Court said that the action against the noted heart specialist, Venugopal and director of AIIMS is illegal. The court in its decision issued orders to the Union government that he should be reinstated. Justice, Tarun Chatterjee and HS Bedi's bench criticized the Centre's order under which Venugopal was removed from his post. After this decision of Supreme Court, it has become clear that in such cases the leaders can go to any extent to play their own tricks. It is noticeable that Union Health Minister, Ambumani Ramadoss and Venugopal were face to face for long. Ramadoss finally amending the law of AIMS removed Venugopal. Venugopal had challenged this law filing his petition in Supreme Court that this law is full of discrimination and it was brought with intentions to remove him. He pleaded that the main aim of the amendment in rule was to remove him due to the differences with Ramadoss. It is noticeable that amending AIIMS law the retirement age was changed to 65 years. In this way Venugopal had to vacate his seat. In the entire case, finally the government has to face music. Disobeying the leaders several times creates problems for the government. This matter is latest example of it. Though even after removal of Venugopal there has not been any major change in the working of the AIIMS. The obstinate attitude of Ramadoss has created problems for the doctors and the AIIMS institution. Actually, there is clash of ego somewhere. Such people have mentality to attract institutions towards them and to exercise control over them. Ramadoss should avoid such tendency. The law should not be amended to teach someone a lesson. The path followed by Ramadoss is not right. All should take lesson from such matters. 

 
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