Chennai: Madras High Court on Wednesday warned the Tamil Nadu government that would be limited to continue to go on an internal quota of 10.5% for Vanniyars if the state tried to implement it before the court decided on legal validity.
Go was issued on Tuesday.
But later on that day, after the government told the court that the law had been carried out in reception for legal courses, the court stopped to stay and said he would hear the case in August the second week.
On Wednesday, pointing to the batch of writing petitions that submit the legality of the law carried by the previous AIDMK regime before the poll code began, the first bench from the chairman of Judge Sanjib Banerjee and Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy said, “We will hear the petition batch challenging the validity of the reservation Within 10 days or more.
But if the government wants to implement the quota before the court decides its validity, we must remain like that.
“The court then directed government advice to get instructions from the State during the day.
When the court began his trial after lunch, Advocate-General R Shunmugasundam told the court that the quota was being held since April.
“Acceptance for legal courses in Tamil Nadu Dr.
Ambedkar Law University has been carried out after a reservation,” he said.
The state has published Go Fresh on July 26 to implement quotas in education and work with retrospective effects.
The court can repair a short date to decide the request to challenge the reservation.
But staying at travel operations is not needed, AG added.
Record submission, the bench said it would take a batch request for the final hearing in the second week of August.
The problem is related to the laws passed by the AIADMK government then a few minutes before the behavior model came into force in front of the assembly selection.
Furthermore, a series of pils was transferred in the High Court which challenged the exclusive reservation validity for the Vanniyar community.
Applicants, including associations of various communities that fall under the MBC category, argue that if the reservation is permitted to be implemented, Vanniyars and other sub-casts under the Community of Vanniyakula Kshatriya will enjoy a reservation of 10.5% exclusive for higher education and the government of temporary services 25 other casts under MBC and 68 caste under DC must share 7% of the reservations left.
This exclusive reservation will affect the development of the country in addition to developing hostilities among people who fall under the MBC category, the Petitioner said.