محكمة دلهي العليا: فئة ذوي الدخل المحدود لا يمكنها المطالبة بتخفيف قيود السن أو فرص إضافية كما هو الحال مع فئات SC/ST/OBC

17 أبريل، 2026

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قضت محكمة دلهي العليا بأن المتقدمين من فئة ذوي الدخل المحدود (EWS) لا يمكنهم المطالبة بالمساواة مع مرشحي الفئات المجدولة والقبائل المجدولة والطبقات المتخلفة الأخرى (SC/ST/OBC) فيما يتعلق بتخفيف الحد الأقصى للسن أو زيادة عدد محاولات التقديم في التعيينات الحكومية المركزية. وأشار القاضيان أنيل خيتاربال وأميت ماهاجان إلى أن العوائق التي تواجهها الطبقات المتخلفة اجتماعياً تختلف عن تلك التي تواجهها الطبقات المحرومة اقتصادياً.

رفضت هيئة في محكمة دلهي العليا التماسات قدمها متقدمون من فئة ذوي الدخل المحدود (EWS) يطالبون فيها بتخفيف قيود السن ومنحهم محاولات إضافية في عمليات التوظيف بالحكومة المركزية. وصرح القاضيان أنيل خيتاربال وأميت ماهاجان قائلين: "لا يمكن لفئة ذوي الدخل المحدود المطالبة بالمساواة التلقائية مع فئات SC/ST/OBC في الاعتبارات الإضافية مثل تخفيف قيود السن أو زيادة المحاولات". وأكدا على أن عوائق الطبقات المتخلفة اجتماعياً تختلف عن عوائق الطبقات المحرومة اقتصادياً. جاء هذا الحكم في 17 أبريل 2026، ليوضح الفروق بين التخلف الاجتماعي والحرمان الاقتصادي في استحقاقات حجز الوظائف.

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محكمة دلهي العليا: فئة ذوي الدخل المحدود لا يمكنها المطالبة بتخفيف قيود السن أو فرص إضافية كما هو الحال مع فئات SC/ST/OBC

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