Overview
- The regulator revoked the Letter of Permission after a surprise inspection, citing shortfalls in bed occupancy, faculty strength, equipment and learning resources.
- The institute had enrolled 50 students following a September approval and a November start, and staff instructed them to vacate when classes were halted.
- Coverage reports that 42–44 of the admits were Muslim, prompting protests by Jammu-based groups, and commentators allege political pressure shaped the outcome.
- Chief Minister Omar Abdullah says relocating the students within the union territory, including through supernumerary seats, is feasible and he has demanded accountability.
- Students fear academic setbacks from delayed transfers, while editorials question NEET’s assurances to candidates and the regulator’s neutrality.