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EWS Reservation: Supreme Court dismisses review petitions against its verdict - Vimarsana News

EWS Reservation: Supreme Court dismisses review petitions against its verdict

The bench led by CJI DY Chandrachud also rejected the application for an open court hearing in the review petitions

Supreme Court upholds 10 percent reservation for EWS, says it doesn't violate law - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court upholds 10 percent reservation for EWS, says it doesn't violate law

Supreme Court has said that EWS quota does not violate basic structure.

We need to revisit reservation system in the larger interest of society: Justice Bela M Trivedi in EWS judgment - Vimarsana News

We need to revisit reservation system in the larger interest of society: Justice Bela M Trivedi in EWS judgment

Justice Trivedi said that if a time limit was prescribed for special provisions in respect of reservations under Article 15 and Article 16, it could lead to an egalitarian, casteless and classless society.

[EWS Judgment] Reservation should not continue indefinitely: Justice JB Pardiwala - Vimarsana News

[EWS Judgment] Reservation should not continue indefinitely: Justice JB Pardiwala

“It may be perceived as a first step in the process of doing away with caste-based reservation," Justice Pardiwala said while upholding the Constitution (103rd Amendment).

EWS quota: Supreme Court reserves judgment in challenge to Constitution (103rd) Amendment Act - Vimarsana News

EWS quota: Supreme Court reserves judgment in challenge to Constitution (103rd) Amendment Act

The 103rd Constitutional Amendment provides for reservation of 10 per cent seats in public and private educational institutions, and in public employment, for the “economically weaker sections” of citizens.