In a landmark ruling, a 7-judge Supreme Court bench (6:1 majority) has permitted sub-classification of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes to grant separate quotas for more backward groups within these categories. This verdict overrules the 2004 judgment in the E V Chinnaiah vs State of Andhra Pradesh case. Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud led the bench, with Justice BR Gavai emphasizing the need for preferential treatment to the most oppressed. Justice Vikram Nath agreed on applying the creamy layer principle to SC/STs, while Justice Bela M Trivedi dissented, arguing states lack the competence to sub-classify. Watch for detailed insights into this significant judgment.
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