Maharashtra: SC Stays Local Body Election on Seats Reserved for OBCs
The apex court made clear that the election process for the other seats would continue.
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The apex court made clear that the election process for the other seats would continue.
In a setback for the Maharashtra government, the 27 per cent quota for Other Backward Classes (OBCs) in state's local body elections has been put on hold by the Supreme Court.
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