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MP High Court Stays Kamal Nath Govt’s Decision to Hike OBC Quota From 14% to 27% - (20 Mar 2019)

A two-judge bench of Justices RS Jha and Sanjay Dwivedi ordered that the counselling for MBBS seats, which gets underway from March 25, would be undertaken as per the 14 per cent reservation granted to OBCs.

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