Former and current NLU Delhi students have reportedly approached the Delhi high court against the 50% state reservation, which we had first reported in January.
LiveLaw had just tweeted the news earlier today.
NLU Delhi alumni & students have moved the Delhi HC, in a bid to challenge the domicile reservation instituted by the Delhi Govt. which calls for 50% reservation of seats in the University for students residing in Delhi. The matter is listed on June 11…
A similar petition had been recently filed by NLUD LL.M candidate Pia Singh which sought for the quashing of the provision giving 50% reservation to those students who had appeared in their qualifying exam from Delhi. Notice had been issued in the plea.
— Live Law (@LiveLawIndia) Thu, 04 Jun 2020, 13:48
Story to be updated if we get any further information.
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