Chennai: The Supreme Court has refused to remain a message of the Madras High Court which revoked a 10.5% quota for Vanniyars in education and work, and forbade state governments from making further appointments or acceptances with quota.
The appointment and acceptance that have been carried out will submit to the results of this case, the court said on Thursday.
Judge of the Three Judge L Nageswara Rao, Justice B R Gavai and Justice B V Nagaratha issued instructions on a group of comparisons submitted by the Tamil Nadu government, Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK), and several others.
Bench recorded this case until February 15, and said he would hear it without delay.
HC has quoted a lack of data about Vanniyarsit on November 4, 2021, that the division bench of Madras High Court stated as not constitutional, special laws that provided a 10.5% quota for Kshatriya Kula Vanniars.
On August 11, 2018, the 102st Constitution amendments denied their power countries to include caste in the list of other resigning communities for work and education, emerged.
After the Contion was enforced by the Supreme Court, triggering political and social resources, the trade union government restored the power of the countries in the 105th amendment on August 19, 2021.
Referring to this, the High Court had shown that on February 26.
, 2021, when the AIADMK government then enforced the Vanniiar quota law that was revealed, the state did not have legislative competence at all.
The High Court also quotes a lack of data that can be quantified about the backwardness of the community concerned to accommodate a 10.5% quota, and say quota based on caste is not constitutional.