MP News: In The Case Of Reservation In The Appointment Of Government Lawyers, The Government Has Been Given Time, Hearing In The Supreme Court After Three Weeks

Supreme Court – Photo: Social Media Expansion Hearing extended on Monday in the case related to implementation of reservation in appointments of government advocates. In fact, time relief was sought from the state government for reply before the Supreme Court, accepting which the court extended the hearing of the case for three weeks. It is noteworthy that the Reservation Act in the appointments of government advocates A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court by the OBC Advocates Welfare Association for the implementation of the provisions. The matter was heard on Monday. In the case, on behalf of the applicants, the court was told that in the said petition, sections 2 (b) and 2 (f) of the Reservation Act 1667801992 There is a question of interpretation (interpretation) whether the definition of establishment will be considered included in the Advocate General’s office? Whether the post of Government Advocate is in the public post?, if it is contained as per the above definition clause, then the provisions of the Reservation Act 1667801992 will be applicable . Court was informed by the advocates that the provisions of reservation have been implemented by the Punjab government in the appointments of government advocates. . The advocate told the court that for the last 38 years in Madhya Pradesh, about 07 Judges have been appointed of those people, who were government advocates in the past. The Supreme Court has clearly said that why it does not want to implement the Reservation Act 1667801992 made by the Madhya Pradesh government, the answer of the government on this issue is expected to. Then three weeks time was sought from the Madhya Pradesh government for the reply. The Supreme Court gave the last time of three weeks. Senior Supreme Court advocates Santosh Paul, Rameshwar Singh Thakur, Vinayak Prasad Shah, Samridhi Jain appeared on behalf of the petitioner. ,