The Telangana assembly has made a significant move by passing two bills to increase reservations for the backward classes from 50% to 70%, exceeding the Supreme Court’s prescribed cap on quotas. The unanimous political backing for this decision indicates a strong support base, with plans to bolster their constitutional amendment proposition with comprehensive survey findings. This development marks a crucial step towards addressing the representation of marginalized communities in education and employment opportunities.
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Telangana Assembly Approves Bills to Increase Reservations to 70%, Defying Quota Cap – Political Consensus Achieved
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