Kota sub-classification ensures that you get your share marginalized: CJI BR Gavai | Bharat News
New Delhi: A year later about the majority of the bench of the seven-judges Supreme Court, in favor of sub-classification of Scheduled Caste quota, India’s second Dalit CJI Br Gavai has said that the ruling has ensured that the most backward among Dalits got admission in public employment and Govt educational institutions.In the Oxford Union, ‘from representation to realization: Confirming the promise of the Constitution’, on Tuesday night, CJI Gawai stepped into a rare area of a judge, explaining his decision publicly.The bench decision of seven-judges written by Justice Gawai on August 1 last year allowed the states to allow sub-classified castes for the degree of under-perfections in sub-classified castes within the SC communities and the degrees of under-perpetrators in the SC communities on the basis of socio-economic backwardness to ensure that a large found of 15% quota went backwards. The court asked the village to prepare a suitable criteria to obtain the ‘creamy layer’ between SCS.The argument behind the court’s suggestion to keep the ‘creamy layer’ excluded was that the other between the children of the civil servants and the other, who had moved to the socio-economic ladder and received good education, were not worthy of quota.In his speech, CJI Gawai said that the top court’s decision to maintain the principle of sub-classification within the quota for SCS was “not to question the relevance or success of reservation, but to ensure that the most marginalized within the groups of the margins receives its appropriate part”.He said that many decades ago, millions of citizens of India were called untouchables, but the country marched forward and “Here we are, where a person belonging to many (untouchables) is speaking openly, as the holder of the highest office in the judiciary of the country”.“This is what the Constitution of India did. It told the people of India that they belong to themselves that they can speak for themselves, and that they have a similar place in every sphere of society and power,” he said, saying that it was possible because it was possible because the chief architect of the Constitution, Dr. BR Ambedkar made inclusive and equality a bedrock of constitution values and guarantee.
