Concession
27 May 2006
- In power
- INC — Centre
- Acted
- Centre
An Oversight Committee was constituted under the orders of the Prime Minister on 27 May 2006, according to the committee's final report; the government announced it on 28-29 May. Chaired by M. Veerappa Moily, Chairman of the Administrative Reforms Commission, the 13-member committee was to report by 31 August 2006 (later extended to 30 September) on implementing 27 per cent OBC reservation and on the additional infrastructure needed so that seats available to general-category students would not fall. It held its first meeting on 30 May. [4][3][5][1][2]
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The same action under other governments
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Sources
- 1Anti-reservationists continue stir, more support pours inUNI via Oneindia, 29 May 2006T5 Secondary
- 2Supreme Court warns striking doctorsThe Tribune, 31 May 2006T5 SecondaryArchived 8 Dec 2021
- 313-member quota Oversight Committee set upThe Hindu, 30 May 2006T5 SecondaryArchived 29 Jan 2008
- 4Final Report of the Oversight Committee on the Implementation of the New Reservation Policy in Higher Educational InstitutionsOversight Committee (copy hosted by academics-india.com), 30 Sep 2006T1 RecordArchived 21 Oct 2006
- 5Moily to head quota panelBusiness Standard, 29 May 2006T5 Secondary