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Supreme Court While Quashing 100% STReservation In Teaching Posts, Grants State Of Telangana two Weeks To Deposit Rs 2.5 Lakh

The Supreme Court in the case Chebrolu Leela Prasad Rao & Ors v. State of AP & Ors observed and granted relief and 2 weeks granted to State of Telangana to deposit the cost of Rs 2,50,000. The Top Court further observed that the State while declaring the GO’s issued by the erstwhile state of Andhra Pradesh of providing 100% reservation to the Scheduled Tribe candidates, in the schools for the post of teachers in the scheduled areas as unconstitutional. The vacation bench comprising of Justice MR Shah and the Justice Aniruddha Bose observed and, in its order, said while directing the State of Telangana 2 weeks to deposit the same. The Court further observed that the Ms Akansha Mehra for the State of Telangana has stated that the amount of Rs 2,50, 000 and will be deposited within 2 weeks by the State of Telangana. Thereafter, the bench contended that the same within the period of 2 weeks from today filling which the matter will be viewed very seriously. On receipt, the amount is to be deposited with MCPC by the Registry. Further the bench directed by the State of Andhra Pradesh to MCPC (Mediation and Conciliation Project Committee, Supreme Court) to transfer the cost of Rs 2,50,000. The bench in its order said as per the office Report, the State of AP has deposited 2.50,000 cost as imposed by this court. and the same amount is to be transferred to MCPC. the Top Court was considering MA filed in the civil appeal where 5 Judge Bench led by Justice Arun Mishra and the bench comprising of Justice Indira Banerjee, Justice Vineet Saran, Justice M.R. Shah and Justice Aniruddha Bose had quantified the cost of appeal at Rupees Five Lakhs which was to be shared equally and has also quashed the G.O. Ms. No.3 of 2000 by the States of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, while issuing the directions. T h e C o u r t f u r t h e r contended that the plea of the State and other Respondents and agreed to save the appointments on the condition that the reorganized States as it would not attempt a similar exercise in the future the States of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana would not attempt a similar exercise in the future. in case of the Government exceeding the limit of reservation, it had further said that there shall not be any saving of the appointments made, w.e.f. 1986 till date. The bench the States to not exceed the limits of reservation in future.

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