- Ongoing legal and constitutional challenges to governance
- Government legislation is being challenged in the High Court, requiring Parliament to define legal boundaries after originating in the Supreme Court.
Parliament clarified that it alone has the power to amend reservation lists and rejected the plea regarding income-based sub-quotas.
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Updated Aug 6
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Parliament clarified that it alone has the power to amend reservation lists and rejected the plea regarding income-based sub-quotas.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Cabinet of Ministers adopted a resolution concerning the reservation system.Sub-event
- India lacks reserved seats for disabled citizens in its parliament.Sub-event
Parliament asserted its sole authority over reservation list amendments and rejected the income-based sub-quota plea.1 source
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