| MPPSC Result 2019: Instruction of MP High Court, OBC quota should not exceed 14 percent in the result Feb 17th 2022, 15:25, by Hindustan News Hub The Madhya Pradesh High Court has directed the state government and the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) to ensure that the reservation for Other Backward Classes (OBC) in the results of 2019 examination does not exceed 14 per cent. Ho. The order was issued by a bench of High Court Chief Justice Ravi Malimath and Justice MS Bhatti on Wednesday and it was uploaded on the High Court website on Thursday. Advocate Aditya Sanghi said that the court was hearing a petition filed by Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MP-PSC) candidate Niharika Tripathi of Betul district and Kapil Saxena of Guna district. The petition challenged the main examination result declared by the MP-PSC in December 2021 on the basis of 27 per cent reservation. The High Court then in an interim order had stayed the 27 per cent OBC reservation in MP-PSC. As per the Supreme Court's decision, the caste-based reservation has been capped at 50% and MPPSC's decision to give 27% OBC quota along with SC, ST reservation increases the total reservation to 63 percent, which is higher than the SC/ST quota. infringement of the decision. The High Court, therefore, on Wednesday directed the respondents (state government and MPPSC) to ensure that the reservation for OBC category does not exceed 14 per cent while declaring the result of MP-PSC State Service Main Examination 2019. Let us inform that Madhya Pradesh Police Recruitment Result 2019 is to be released soon and as per the decision of MPPSC OBC category students will get 27% OBC reservation in MPPSC 2019 result. IAS And PCS: What is the difference between IAS and PCS? , NBT Life , The post MPPSC Result 2019: Instruction of MP High Court, OBC quota should not exceed 14 percent in the result appeared first on Hindustan News Hub. |
