The association of Private schools has requested the Governor to consider the extension of the quota to “students of all schools” in the State. The BJP top leaders of the state have urged the Tamil Nadu Governor to give his approval to the Bill requiring 7.5 per cent horizontal reservation in medical seats “at the earliest”. The Governor has asked sometime to decide on the bill, in this sitaution, request from the Private schools may further delay the approval of the bill. 

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The State government had agreed on 7.5% reservation, which will be allocated as per the recommendation of a committee headed by a retired judge. With the new demand, it would be a long process for the Governor to decide. However, the fresh request to the Governor will be accepted or not has to be seen. KR Nandhakumar, leader of Tamil Nadu Matriculation, Higher Secondary and CBSE Schools Association claimed the “special reservation” being given for Tamil medium students from government schools is unfair, written a letter to the Governor. 

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The state head asked why not all Tamil medium schools be included. Nandhakumar, BJP functionary has said the letter to Governor has nothing to do with the party as it was sent on the behalf of private schools alone. The medical admissions for the 15% all India Quota starts on October 27, the TN government schools are eagerly waiting for the Governor’s assent before the counselling for State quota is announced. 

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