High Court’s comment in OBC reservation case: Court has not stopped recruitment in any department, government can implement OBC reservation if it wants

While hearing in the OBC reservation case, the High Court has questioned the state government that after all, who has stopped the government from giving 27% reservation in OBC, not only this, the High Court has commented on the government. That why the government is not recruiting according to 27% OBC reservation. Madhya Pradesh High Court has told the state government that if the government wants, while implementing reservation, it can recruit OBCs according to 27% reservation. The High Court said that if the government recruits according to 27% reservation, then these recruitments will be subject to the decision of the petitions.

The Division Bench of High Court Justice Virendra Singh and Justice Sheel Nagu, while studying the paper book of the petitions in the Supreme Court in this case, found that the matter is sub-judice in the Supreme Court since 2014, so the matter cannot be heard by the High Court. can. The High Court has told the Madhya Pradesh government that there are already three petitions in the Supreme Court regarding the OBC reservation case, so until the matter is settled with the Supreme Court, the High Court cannot be heard. Can.

The High Court has directed the state government to get the three petitions in the Supreme Court disposed of at the earliest regarding OBC reservation. The High Court has given the state government 4 weeks to settle the matter. Rameshwar Singh and Vinayak Prasad Shah, special advocates appointed by the state government, told the court that all the interim orders issued by the High Court should be modified, as well as the recruitments stalled for the last 4 years in the state and more than one lakh vacant posts of teachers. Appointment orders should be given. After which the court observed its earlier order dated 19-3-19, 31-1-20, 13-7-21, 01-9-21, in which it was found that no recruitment has been banned by the court. And the court clearly said that the government can make all the appointments according to the existing reservation rules under the decision of the petitions.