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MP Given Two Weeks to Explain Move to Increase OBC Quota from 14% to 27% - (28 Mar 2019)

A group of medical students on March 8 had challenged the ordinance and had sought directions from the High Court that the upcoming medical counselling would be conducted under the existing 14% OBC reservation rule.

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