Reservation ceiling reform: backlog reserved vacancies treated as a separate class, enabling carryforward and later filling. Amendment provides that unfilled reserved vacancies for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes constitute a separate class of backlog vacancies which may be filled in succeeding years and shall not be aggregated with that year's vacancies when applying the reservation ceiling, thereby restoring the pre-existing approach to carrying forward and filling such reserved posts under Article 16 reservation provisions.
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Reservation ceiling reform: backlog reserved vacancies treated as a separate class, enabling carryforward and later filling.
Amendment provides that unfilled reserved vacancies for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes constitute a separate class of backlog vacancies which may be filled in succeeding years and shall not be aggregated with that year's vacancies when applying the reservation ceiling, thereby restoring the pre-existing approach to carrying forward and filling such reserved posts under Article 16 reservation provisions.
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