New Delhi: In a major judgment on Thursday, the Supreme Court upheld the decision of the Maharashtra government to provide 20 per cent reservation for in-service officers in postgraduate medical admissions in the state. A bench of justices D Y Chandrachud and Hima Kohli said it was difficult to accept the submission of the petitioners that the government resolution should not apply in the current academic year because of change in rules midway.Also Read – Live UAE vs NAM Updates, T20 World Cup 2022: UAE Avoid Wiese’s Scare To Win By 7 Runs
“We are of the considered view that the judgement of the Bombay High Court does not call for interference,” the bench said. Also Read – ‘Let People Breathe, Spend Money on Sweets’: Supreme Court Refuses Urgent Hearing Against Delhi Cracker Ban
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“From the academic year 2022-23, government approval is being given to reserve 20 per cent seats for in-service candidates for admissions to PG medical and diploma courses in government and civic-run medical colleges in the state, the Maharashtra government resolution had said.
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