Karnataka high court ruled that the law increasing reservations for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes is unconstitutional. The court found the law violated the 50% reservation ceiling set by the Supreme Court. Key issues included lack of consultation with relevant constitutional commissions before enacting the legislation. The judgment followed petitions challenging the law’s validity and the state government's reliance on delayed communications.
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