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Andhra Pradesh Cabinet to Discuss BC Reservations
Andhra Pradesh’s ministers are meeting on Saturday to talk about reservations for Backward Classes.
They will consider a report prepared by the Rajiv Ranjan Mishra Commission.
The Supreme Court had struck down earlier government orders about these reservations.
The Cabinet is expected to review the report and population data before deciding what to do.
The government is understood to be planning new orders after the meeting.
It also plans to withdraw the existing orders.
All ministers have been told to attend.
The Andhra Pradesh Cabinet will hold a special meeting at 11 a.m. Saturday.
The meeting is scheduled at the Secretariat.
Cabinet members will discuss the Rajiv Ranjan Mishra Commission’s report on Backward Classes reservations.
The Supreme Court struck down earlier government orders concerning BC reservations.
The government is expected to consider new orders based on the report and population data, and withdraw existing orders.
- Who
- The Andhra Pradesh Cabinet and ministers.
- What
- A special meeting to discuss Backward Classes reservations and the Rajiv Ranjan Mishra Commission’s report.
- Where
- The Secretariat in Andhra Pradesh.
- When
- Saturday at 11 a.m.; the article does not specify a date.
- Why
- Earlier government orders on BC reservations were struck down by the Supreme Court, and the Cabinet is to consider recommendations and population data.
Key facts
- Meeting
- Special Andhra Pradesh Cabinet meeting
- Time
- 11 a.m. Saturday
- Venue
- Secretariat
- Subject
- Backward Classes reservations
- Commission
- Rajiv Ranjan Mishra Commission
- Expected considerations
- The Commission’s report and population data
- Proposed follow-up
- Issue new government orders and withdraw existing orders
Sources
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