The Supreme Court has given a big relief to the Maharashtra government in the Maratha reservation case. Supreme Court refused to ban Maratha reservation. The Supreme Court bluntly said that the interim order of stay will not be issued. The Supreme Court will hold a final hearing on Maratha reservation from March 17.

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On this matter, the Bombay High Court had said that a 16 percent reservation for the Maratha community is not justified. Maratha reservation should not exceed 12 percent in terms of employment and 13 percent in the case of admission in educational institutions. The Supreme Court had said in the order of July 27 that under special circumstances the limit of 50 percent reservation of the top court can be exceeded. Let us tell you that the Supreme Court also accepted the plea of the state government that the Maratha community is educationally and socially backward and it is the duty of the government to take necessary steps for its progress.

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Maratha society had fought a long struggle in Maharashtra for reservation and many silent fronts were also drawn. After which the then Devendra Fadnavis government had also approved 16 percent reservation in education and jobs to the Maratha society. But a petition was filed in the Bombay High Court against the decision of the government. The court upheld the decisions of the government, against which an NGO filed a petition in the Supreme Court. According to the petition, the 50 percent limit on reservation fixed by the constitution bench has been violated.

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