HOW GOVERNMENTS ARE PLAYING GAMES with Students in THE NAME OF RESERVATION!!
(Recently, a case in Supreme Court is filed in which ,Bhushan cited the example of the OBC candidate who secured 73rd rank, securing his place in general category but he was kept in the reserved category, affecting the prospect of another candidate from the reserved category.
After hearing arguments, the top court scheduled the matter for further hearing on Monday and asked the Centre to file an affidavit in the matter.
The plea, filed by Pankaj Kumar Mandal and two others, said: "It is a settled principle of law that reserved category candidates who meet the eligibility criteria as laid down for unreserved seats are entitled to get admissions against the 50 per cent general category seats. Thus, if a candidate is entitled to be admitted on the basis of his own merit, then such admission should not be counted against the quota reserved for Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe or any other reserved category since that will be against the constitutional mandate enshrined in Article 16(4)."
It further added that those members who belong to reserved category but get selected in the open competition on the basis of their own merit have a right to be included in the general/unreserved category. "Such MRC are not to be included in the quota reserved for the Scheduled Castes, etc," it said.)
THIS is not just the problem in NEET-PG but almost all entrance exams in India.
EXAMPLE :
In OJEE , students(belonging to EWS,SC,ST etc) are allotted seat in EWS,SC,ST seats only even though they have scored higher ranks than students in General Category. And there is proof of it.
This is happening in many places.
This page will be updated after the Supreme Court Decision.
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