Supreme Court's Landmark Reservation Policy for Non-Judicial Staff

The Supreme Court has implemented a reservation policy for non-judicial staff, offering quotas for SC, ST, OBC, PwD, ex-servicemen, and freedom fighters' kin. This move, welcomed by CPI(M) General Secretary MA Baby, aims to ensure inclusivity in staff promotions and appointments.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 06-07-2025 13:13 IST | Created: 06-07-2025 13:13 IST
Supreme Court's Landmark Reservation Policy for Non-Judicial Staff
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The Supreme Court of India has announced an influential policy change by introducing reservations for its non-judicial staff. This historic step aims to promote diversity and inclusivity within its workforce.

The policy includes a specific quota system for scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, other backward classes, persons with disabilities, ex-servicemen, and the kin of freedom fighters, as confirmed by a circular issued to all employees on June 24.

CPI(M) General Secretary MA Baby has applauded this initiative as a welcome move, yet he stresses the need for similar measures in judicial appointments as well. The policy provides a 15% promotion quota for SC and 7.5% for ST employees, covering various supportive court roles.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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