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The Lok Sabha on Tuesday approved the 127th Constitution Amendment bill to restore the right of states to identify and provide reservation benefits to other backward castes (OBC).
This is the first time in the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament, that a piece of legislation was tabled and passed unanimously without disruptions.
The entire House supported the bill and Lok Sabha MPs debated for more than six hours even as protests continued in Rajya Sabha over the controversial farm laws. Many parties, including those in Opposition as well as Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) allies, demanded that the current 50% cap on reservations should be lifted.
On May 5, while scrapping a separate quota for the Maratha community in Maharashtra, the Supreme Court had ruled that after a 2018 amendment in the Constitution, only the central government could notify socially and educationally backward classes (SEBCs) &ndash; not the states.
This interpretation struck a blow to the authority of state governments in identifying backward classes and provide them with reservation benefits. The new bill bypasses the Supreme Court&rsquo;s decision.

Amid stormy session, OBC Bill passed in Lok Sabha with rare Oppn unity

Lok Sabha passes Constitution Amendment bill, states now have the power to&nbsp;notify socially and educationally backward classes and OBCs

Lok Sabha approves OBC bill without ruckus, full support from 385 MPs Bill restores right of states to identify &amp; provide reservation benefits to OBCs Entire House supported the bill, Lok Sabha MPs debated for over 6 hours Many parties demanded that the current 50% cap on quota be lifted In an earlier order, SC had said only the Centre could notify SEBCs, not states New bill bypasses the Court's decision, states can now notify OBCs

Many parties, including those in Opposition as well as Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) allies, demanded that the current 50% cap on reservations should be lifted.

The Lok Sabha on Tuesday approved the 127th Constitution Amendment bill to restore the right of states to identify and provide reservation benefits to other backward castes (OBC).
This is the first time in the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament, that a piece of legislation was tabled and passed unanimously without disruptions.
The entire House supported the bill and Lok Sabha MPs debated for more than six hours even as protests continued in Rajya Sabha over the controversial farm laws. Many parties, including those in Opposition as well as Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) allies, demanded that the current 50% cap on reservations should be lifted.
On May 5, while scrapping a separate quota for the Maratha community in Maharashtra, the Supreme Court had ruled that after a 2018 amendment in the Constitution, only the central government could notify socially and educationally backward classes (SEBCs) &ndash; not the states.
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This interpretation struck a blow to the authority of state governments in identifying backward classes and provide them with reservation benefits. The new bill bypasses the Supreme Court&rsquo;s decision.

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