OBC Creamy Layer Case: Supreme Court Agrees to Consider Setting up Special Bench
The government says retrospective application could disrupt finalized ranks, allocations and training for the CSE-2025 batch, affecting nearly 100 candidates.
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SC to set up special bench on OBC creamy-layer criteria
The Supreme Court has agreed to constitute a special bench to address the Centre's plea regarding the applicability of its March 11 judgment on OBC creamy-layer criteria to candidates of the Civil Services Examination (CSE) 2025. The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) seeks to proceed with service allocation for 958 recommended candidates based on the creamy-layer determination applied before the verdict, citing potential unequal treatm…
OBC creamy layer case: Supreme Court agrees to consider setting up special bench
The Supreme Court is set to consider setting up a special bench regarding the OBC creamy-layer ruling, which holds significance for the selections of the Civil Services Examination 2025. The govt aims to revert to previous criteria for 958 candidates to ensure fairness for earlier applicants. The court will consult with judges prior to making a decision.
Supreme Court may form special bench on OBC quota rules for civil services exam
The Centre argued that applying the ruling to the completed 2025 selection process could result in unequal treatment of similarly placed candidates and delay their training and cadre allocation.
Why did Centre move Supreme Court after preparing to implement OBC creamy layer verdict
The move comes shortly before the Foundation Course for the CSE-2025 batch, tentatively scheduled to begin at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration in Mussoorie this week
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