Reservation Business in India is like railway, climbers do not want others to come in … Supreme Court’s opinion
Booking in India Like railways- The Supreme Court compared the booking of the country by train and train on Tuesday that the people who climb the box do not want others to come in. Judges Suryakant and N. Sivakumar heard the petition against other backward classes (OBC) in Maharashtra elections. The bench of Kotishwar Singh made this comment. Petitioner Mangesh Sankaranarayanan, senior lawyer, who appears for petitioner Mangesh Shankar Sasane, has given 27 per cent reservation to the OBC in local body elections without finding out whether or not they are politically disadvantaged.
Booking business has become like a railway
Judge Kand Sankaranarayan said, “The reservation thing in this country has become like a railway.” Those who climbed the box did not want anyone else coming. This is the whole game. This is the game of the petitioner. Sankaranarayanan said that the cabinets were attached to the back and that the political backwardness was different from social and educational disadvantaged and that the OBCs could not automatically be considered politically disadvantaged.
Within OBC, politically backward and social backward classes should be identified for the purpose of reservation, he said. Judge Cant said that when the policy of adding someone is adopted, states are forced to identify more classes. He said the social backward class, politically backward class and economically backward class would be. Why should they lose profit? Why should this be limited to a particular family or group?
Government
The Abex court issued a notice of petition and requested a response from the state government, linking the case with pending cases. Meanwhile, in another case of OBC reservation in local bodies in Maharashtra, the bench has ordered the State Election Commission to announce the election within four weeks, which must be in accordance with the report of the 2022 Commission.
The bench ordered the state committee to hold elections in four months and gave the state election independence to seek more time in appropriate matters. It states that the results of Maharashtra’s local elections will lead to the results of pending petitions before the Supreme Court. On August 22, 2022, the Supreme Court ordered the Election Commission and the Maharashtra government to maintain the situation in connection with the election process of local bodies in the state.
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