Supreme court Judgement for Vanniyars..!?
The supreme court today ruled that the 10.5% internal quota for the Vanniyar community in tamil Nadu was invalid. The high court affirmed the judgment and dismissed the appeal of the State of tamil Nadu. The judgment was delivered by Justices nageswara rao and B R Gavai, who heard the appeal filed on behalf of the government of tamil Nadu and the PMK party, Vanniyar Trust. The judges opined that the government should give proper and justifiable reasons for making reservations and that reservations could not be decided based on caste alone.

It is noteworthy that before the 2021 assembly elections, the AIADMK government issued a directive to give 10.5% to the Vanniyar community(OBC). The madurai branch of the high court last november quashed the order in a case filed against the internal allocation. The supreme court has said that the judgment of the chennai high court quashing the 10.5% quota law for the Vanniyar community in tamil Nadu will go ahead. Appeals were filed in the supreme court on behalf of the Department of Higher Education.
The bench headed by Justice L nageswara rao adjourned the final hearing on the appeals for four days and adjourned the case till february 23 without setting a date. In this context, Judges Nageshwara and B R Gawai, who heard the tamil Nadu government's appeal against the cancellation of the Vanniyar reservation, have given their verdict.
The government should clarify the proper and justifiable reasons for this when granting internal reservations. Although the state government has the power to provide internal allocation, it must state the exact reasons.
The government of tamil Nadu cancels 10.5 quotas for Vanniyar in education and employment. The appeal of the State of tamil Nadu upholding the judgment of the chennai high court is dismissed.