The Madhya Pradesh High Court has held that OBC reservation in the State will remain at 14 per cent and rejected the 2019 increase to 27 per cent, directing that posts held back under the disputed 13 per cent be filled from the unreserved category within three months.
The Supreme Court of India ruled that determining “creamy layer” status in the Other Backward Classes category for the Civil Services Examination cannot rely solely on income, emphasizing parental social status and service position under established guidelines.
Supreme Court will start daily hearings on Madhya Pradesh’s 27% OBC reservation case from October 8, amid controversy over total quotas and under-representation of Other Backward Classes.
The West Bengal government Today (August 5th) hit out at the Calcutta High Court for its critical remarks against the State while quashing a decision to identify various classes in the State as Other Backward Classes (OBC). The High Court in May had observed that the Muslim community was treated as a “commodity for political ends” when the government classified 77 classes of Muslims as backward.
