Chennai: The decision of the United States to provide a 27% reservation for OBC in all Indian quota for medical and postgraduate and postgraduate programs is “Victory for Tamil Nadu, especially a big victory for the DMK struggle for social justice,” According to the Chief Minister of the Constitutional Court of MK Stalin.
AIQ consists of 15% of the total available UG seats and 50% of total PG seats available at the Government Medical College.
In a statement on Thursday, the minister’s head said the DMK continued to look for a 50% quota for the backward class in the work of union and in his educational institutions.
The recommendation of the Mandal Commission has not been fully realized even though the hose a quarter of the century submitted a report.
“The announcement made by the Union Government today is entertaining.
This is a significant step in the history of social justice,” Stalin said.
The minister’s chairman said the DMK continued to raise demand in parliament and to the Minister of Health Union.
He also represents the prime minister during his visit to Delhi.
“It was in a case filed by DMK that Madras High Court gave a historic verdict to provide reservations for OBC under AIQ,” Stalin said.
DMK submitted an insulting petition in November against the center because he did not obey the court order and lawyer General Tushar Mehta appeared on July 26 and guarded to obey the high court order.
More than 10,000 OBC students lose access to medical education considering the trade union government did not follow the reservation for several years.
Now with a central announcement that shows that 1,500 OBC students at UG and 2,500 students in PG will benefit through this quota from this academic year, DMK creates a note by ensuring 4,000 will get access to medical justice, said the ministerial head.
While 27% quota is confirmed – the first victory of the struggle for social justice since the establishment of the DMK government, Stalin said that the strong DMK demand was to secure a 50% quota for the 69% reservation.
“The DMK government will continue to take action until complete social justice is achieved,” CM said.
“DMK and the government will continue to increase the struggle determined for social justice.
Social justice is community justice,” he added.