Telangana Assembly Raises Reservation Quota to 70% in Landmark Move, Defying Supreme Court Limit

The Telangana Assembly recently made a significant move by passing two crucial bills aimed at increasing reservations for backward classes in education and employment sectors from 50% to 70%. This decision, which exceeds the Supreme Court’s mandated quota cap, garnered unanimous political support. The lawmakers plan to bolster their constitutional amendment proposal with comprehensive survey data. This development is set to have a profound impact on the state’s social and economic landscape.

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