HC stays inclusion of Nadars in SEBC list
The Hindu
The Kerala High Court has stayed the government order including Nadars belonging to Christian religious denominations other than South Indian United Church (SIUC) in the list of socially and education
The Kerala High Court has stayed the government order including Nadars belonging to Christian religious denominations other than South Indian United Church (SIUC) in the list of socially and educationally backward classes (SEBC) for providing employment and educational benefits. Justice P.B. Suresh Kumar issued the order on a writ petition by S. Kuttappan Chettiar of Thiruvananthapuram and another person challenging the order.
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