Reservation in promotion: government seeks constitutional amendment to restore relaxed qualifying standards after judicial restriction. Supreme Court rulings interpreted the constitutional relationship between equality and reservation to disallow administrative relaxations of qualifying marks and standards in promotion, prompting withdrawal of those relaxations; the Government, after receiving representations about adverse effects on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, decided to pursue a constitutional amendment to restore the withdrawn relaxations.
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Reservation in promotion: government seeks constitutional amendment to restore relaxed qualifying standards after judicial restriction.
Supreme Court rulings interpreted the constitutional relationship between equality and reservation to disallow administrative relaxations of qualifying marks and standards in promotion, prompting withdrawal of those relaxations; the Government, after receiving representations about adverse effects on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, decided to pursue a constitutional amendment to restore the withdrawn relaxations.
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