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Reservation is not a violation of right to equality "Discuss

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The issue of reservation is one of the debateable topic among the realm of constitutional scholars. When contrast with the notion of equality, it seems to a layman, that it is an arbitrary exercise of power and violative of the right to equality. In India the issue of reservation is not only a constitutional talk but also it generates political nature. Nowadays it is understood, to a common man, a key to success i.e. through which a person can achieve what he cannot if he remains a candidate of non-reserved category

The Constitution of India, under chapter three, provides and guarantees the Right to Equality i.e. Article 14 to 18 and it can be said that right to equality is the cornerstone of the Indian democracy. Article 15 of the Constitution is a non-discriminative Article, it provide that state shall not discriminate on the ground of religion, race, caste, sex, place of birth or any of them. But Article 15(4) of the constitution provides that the state can make special provision for the advancement of the socially and educationally backward classes and for the schedule caste and schedule tribe. Escaping the ever ending debate on equality and reservation, it is better to come to the topic which this project would be dealing.

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