Jan 11, 09:36 AM

Supreme Court Declines to Challenge 33% Women Reservation, Reviews SC/ST Creamy Layer and CEC Rajiv Kumar Appointment Law

The Supreme Court of India has declined to entertain petitions challenging the 33% reservation for women. This decision comes amid ongoing discussions regarding the creamy layer among SC/ST categories and the sub-categorization of reservations. Additionally, the court is set to review a new law regarding the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC), which will mark a shift from convention to statutory guidelines. This will be the first time that a unified law will be applied to determine the replacement for the current CEC, Rajiv Kumar.

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Economic Times@EconomicTimes
2 years ago
All eyes on SC as #India to apply one law for first time to find Chief Election Commissioner #RajivKumar's replacement https://t.co/8ME7iIzCYZ
Economic Times@EconomicTimes
2 years ago
All eyes on #SC as #India to apply one law for first time to find #ChiefElectionCommissioner #RajivKumar's #replacement https://t.co/8ME7iIAaOx
Moneycontrol@moneycontrolcom
2 years ago
Next CEC to be appointed per new law, not convention; but Supreme Court to take view on new statute More details here👇 https://t.co/dsMlhqwbAU #SupremeCourt

Supreme Court Declines to Challenge 33% Women Reservation, Reviews SC/ST Creamy Layer and CEC Rajiv Kumar Appointment Law

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