An appeal has been lodged in the Supreme Court on behalf of the Department of Higher Education against the cancellation of the Vanniyar allocation order.
In Tamil Nadu, legislation was passed during the previous AIADMK regime to provide 10.50% internal quota for Vanni in education and employment. Bala filed an appeal against this in the Madurai branch of the Chennai Magistrate’s Court. The trial court recently heard the case. In it, the reservation should be given only after the caste-based survey has been conducted properly, so how can the reservation be given without such a formal survey?
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The law was hastily passed in view of the legislature’s opposition to the Constitution. Does the state government have the power to enact this? In this connection, he questioned whether the reservation could be provided without proper data and said that the government’s explanation was not sufficient and that the internal reservation for the Vanni community was invalid.
In this context, an appeal has been lodged on behalf of the Department of Higher Education in the Supreme Court against the cancellation of the Vanniyar quota order. The petition states that the High Court has quashed the 10.5% reservation in violation of the law. It is noteworthy that an appeal has been filed in the Supreme Court on behalf of the Department of Higher Education after an appeal was lodged on behalf of the Tamil Nadu government two days ago against the cancellation of the 10.5 per cent quota for Vanni.
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