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Maharashtra’s Maratha quota case risks a reset after nearly 20 hearings
Politics·Medium term·▼ -3%

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.

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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.

Indian Express·49m ago
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