
The Maratha quota case may restart with a new bench, delaying a ruling that could reshape Maharashtra politics.
A bench change could delay or reset a case that sits at the center of Maharashtra’s quota politics. That matters for students, job seekers and parties that have built campaigns around the issue.
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A bench change could delay or reset a case that sits at the center of Maharashtra’s quota politics. That matters for students, job seekers and parties that have built campaigns around the issue.
Curated summary
Maharashtra’s 2024 Maratha reservation law may go back to square one after nearly 20 hearings. Justice Ravindra V Ghuge may move from the Bombay High Court to the Calcutta High Court, which could force a new bench if the Centre approves the appointment before the next hearing on September 2. The case challenges the 10% reservation for Marathas in education and jobs and remains one of the state’s most politically charged legal battles.
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Maharashtra’s Maratha quota case risks a reset after nearly 20 hearings
A possible judge transfer could force a new bench just as the Bombay High Court nears the end of a politically explosive challenge to the 10% reservation law.



















