Supreme Court of India
Atyant Pichhara Barg Chhatra Sangh and Anr. v. Jharkhand State Vaishy Federation and Ors.
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Constitution of India-Article I 4-State Notifications providing separate reservations to Extremely Backward Classes and Backward Classes for appointments in Government Services and in professional educational institutions-Revised Notification issued amalgamating the two Classes into one Class and providing a consolidated reservation-High Court upheld the validity of the revised Notification-Correctness of-Held, on facts, the State did not make an empirical study before taking a policy decision of amalgamating the two classes-Hence, the amalgamation is arbitrary and violative of Article
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