To add, in a rarity, both Congress party and BJP are supporting a common cause to implement 27% OBC quota in the state. (Representative)
Rejecting the petitioner’s request to stay the September 2 order of the MP government, the HC refused to grant any stay and posted the matter for hearing on September 30.
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The Madhya Pradesh High Court on Monday refused to lift the stay on three cases where 27 per cent OBC quota was stayed till further orders and posted the matter for further hearing on September 30.
Additional Solicitor General of India Tushar Mehta appeared for the MP government, while senior advocates Indira Jai Singh and Abhishek Manu Singhvi appeared for the intervention on behalf of PCC chief Kamal Nath.
Apart from hearing the original 27% OBC quota issue, the HC bench also took up the fresh writ petition filed during the last hearing on the September 2 order of the state government on implementation of 27% OBC quota in examinations and recruitment. hearing which is pending before the court.
Rejecting the petitioner’s request to stay the September 2 order of the MP government, the HC refused to grant any stay and posted the matter for hearing on September 30. Additionally, another application was made with the HC that a special bench should be constituted for hearing. OBC matters.
To add, in a rarity, both Congress party and BJP are supporting a common cause to implement 27% OBC quota in the state. In the past, accusing the Shivraj government of not placing the matter firmly in the HC, PCC chief Kamal Nath promised to appoint top lawyers to present the matter in court.
Youth for Equality’s counsel Suyash Thakur, who challenged the September 2 order, said the petition was heard on Monday, but the High Court refused to stay the order.
(Input Prateek Mohan Awasthi)
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