'If both parents are IAS officers, why reservation?' Supreme Court questions quota for creamy layer
The Supreme Court questioned extending reservation benefits to affluent individuals within backward classes, emphasizing social mobility through empowerment. Justices noted that children of well-placed government employees should ideally exit the reservation system.
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