Maha govt files application mentioning urgency of a constitution bench to hear Maratha reservation case

The government of Maharashtra on Wednesday filed an application mentioning urgency of a constitution bench for hearing Maratha Reservation issue and also for the hearing of application against the interim stay on the reservation.

Supreme Court on Tuesday adjourned, for four weeks, the hearing on a plea filed by the Maharashtra government seeking the vacation of its stay on the reservation to the people of the Maratha community in education and jobs in the State.

A bench of the apex court, headed by Justice L Nageswara Rao, adjourned the hearing on the matter for four weeks. When the matter came up for hearing, Justice Rao called on Maharashtra state lawyer to argue the case.

"Where is he (the lawyer)?" Justice Rao had asked as there was nobody from the side of the Maharashtra government, after which the judges passed over the matter to hear it later and then adjourned it for four weeks

Govt of Maharashtra has filed an application mentioning urgency of a constitution bench for hearing Maratha Reservation issue and also for the hearing of application against the interim stay on the reservation.

— ANI (@ANI) October 28, 2020