1. RESERVATION IN PROMOTION
inksUufr esa vkj{k.k
vt; tSu
v/kh- ;a=h
yks-Lok-;ka- foHkkx

2. RESERVATION HISTORY 1932 Communal Award
No of Seats by Election (Depressed Class)
Muslim/ Sikh/ Christians (Indian)/ Anglo-Indian/ Untouchable
(Election by Depressed Only)

3. RESERVATION
HISTORY
1901 Reservation for Backwards in Kolhapur state (Maharastra)
Free Education for All
50% Reservation in Services for Backward Classes
First Official Order
1909 British Introduced Reservation for those Class/ Communities that have little Share in Administration.

4. RESERVATION After Independence 21-09-1947 13-09-1950
12.5 % Seats for SC in Vacancies (Open Recruitment)
16.67 % (Other than Open Recruitment)
5% ST (In Addition to above)
(Based on 1961-Census)
15% SC (P %) 7.5% ST (P- 6.80%)

5. RESERVATION After Independence 1993 Reservation In promotion
27% For OBC (Addition)
Total 49.5% (Within Ceiling of 50%)
Reservation In promotion
1957 (For SC/ ST In Departmental Exams)
1963 (Promotion by Selection in Group C & D)
1974 (Promotion by Selection from Group C to B, Within B and from B to Lowest Rung of A)

6. RESERVATION After Independence: Field Exempted Prior 1975 Post 1975
Scientific and Technical Institutes
(Related to Research)
Post 1975
Department of Space
Department of Electronics
Department of Atomic Energy
(Except for these, all others will be under existing Scheme of Reservation)

7. RESERVATION Court/ Govt/ Constitution Article 16 Article 335
Equality of opportunity in matters of public employment
16(4) Nothing in this article shall prevent the State from making any provision for the reservation of appointments or posts in favour of any backward class of citizens which, in the opinion of the State, is not adequately represented in the services under the State.
Article 335
The claims of the members of the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes shall be taken into consideration, consistently with the maintenance of efficiency of administration, in the making of appointments to services and posts in connection with the affairs of the Union or of a State

8. RESERVATION Court/ Govt/ Constitution 1992 Indra Sawhney Case
Reservation shall not exceed 50%.
No reservation in promotion.
Creamy layer must be excluded from the backward classes.
Action by Govt
77th Constitutional Ammendment (1995)
Article 16(4a) inserted
Nothing in this article shall prevent the State from making any provision  for  reservation  in matters of promotion to any  class   or classes  of  posts  in the services under the State in favour  of   the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes which, in the opinion of the State,  are  not  adequately  represented in the  services   under  the State.".

9. RESERVATION Court/ Govt/ Constitution 1995 Veerpal Singh Case
No Consequential Seniority
General Category Candidate shall regain his Seniority on Promotion to Higher Post.
Article 14 (Right to Equality) and 16(1) – Right to Equal Opportunity would apply.
Action by Govt
85th Constitutional Ammendment (2001)
Article 16(4a) changed
for the words "in matters of promotion to any class", the
words  "in matters of promotion, with consequential seniority, to  any
class" shall be substituted.

10. RESERVATION Court/ Govt/ Constitution Action by Govt
81st Constitutional Ammendment (2000)
Sub-Clause 4(b) to Article 16(4) inserted
Nothing in this article shall prevent the State from considering any unfilled vacancies of a year which are reserved for being filled up in that year in accordance with any provision for reservation made under clause (4) or clause (4A) as a separate class of vacancies to be filled up in any succeeding year or years and such class of vacancies shall not be considered together with the vacancies of the year in which they are being filled up for determining the ceiling of fifty per cent reservation on total number of vacancies of that year".
82nd Constitutional Ammendment (2000)
Article 335 Ammended
Provided that nothing in this article shall prevent in making of any provision in favour of the members of the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes for relaxation in qualifying marks in any examination or lowering the standards of evaluation, for reservation in matters of promotion to any class or classes of services or posts in connection with the affairs of the Union or of a State".

11. RESERVATION Court/ Govt/ Constitution M Nagraj Case (2006)
Conditions Imposed for reservation in Promotion
Representation to be inadequate
Backwardness has to be proved
Efficiency of Administration should not suffer.
Paneersalvam Case (2015)
For Consequential Seniority – State has to make Rules.
In absence it can not be given automatically.

12. RESERVATION MP Govt Promotion Rules 2002 WEF 11 June 2002
Promotion in All Cadres/ Classes
SC 16% ST 20%
Separate list for General, SC and ST
Backlog No limit of 50%
Up to Class-II Seniority-cum-Merit
Class-II to Class-I Merit-cum-Seniority
Zone of Consideration V*2 + 4
For SC/ ST can be extended up to 7-times
5-Years CR be the basis
Roster be maintained

13. RESERVATION MP Govt Promotion Rules 2002 Circular 07 July 2002
Class-II to Class-I Merit-cum-Seniority
Min Qualification for General 15
Min Qualification for SC/ ST 10
Consequential Seniority be given.
100% Backlog (As 0n 2002)
State of Ideal Status
Reserved be promoted against ‘Un-Reserved’ and be adjusted in future against vacant reserved category post.

14. RESERVATION MP Govt Promotion Rules 2002
RB Rai & others Vs MP Govt. ( )
MP High Court held Rules 2002 Unconstitutional.
No Survey as per M Nagraj Case done.
Status as before 2002 to be Restored and for promotions New Rules to be Made.
MP Govt. SLA in S Court ( )
Status-quo To be maintained.

15. Sanctioned post/ working
RESERVATION
MP Govt Promotion Rules 2002: Implication
All top posts held by Reserved Category.
Reserved Category candidates get multiple promotions and still are Junior in Service.
Backlog is never going to End.
There will never be Ideal Status as envisaged in Rules.
Present Scenario
As on 1/9/2015
 Post
Sanctioned post/ working
GEN SC ST
ENC
2/2 1
CE (CIVIL)
5/5 4
SE civil
29/35 17 11 7
EE civil
84/98 53 19 26
AE civil
303/205
127 61 27

16. Date of First Appointment
RESERVATION
Present Scenario
Name
Category
Date of First Appointment
At Post
Length of Service
Service Remains 1 2 3 4 5 6
Jh th-,l- Mkeksj
v-t-tk-
1983
EnC 33
10-M
Jh lh-,l-ladqys
v-tk- CE 30
6-Yr
Jh ,p-,l-xksaM
v--t-tk- 26
10-Yr
Jh ,u-,l-tkSgjh
v-tk 28
9-Yr
Jh ckyeqdqan lksuh
lkekU; SE 36
1.5 Yr
Jh nhid jRukor 34
Jh ,-ds- feJk
Jh lat; dqekj va/koku
vuq-t-tkfr
11-Yr
Jh ,l-,u- jktw EE
Jh lquhy dqekj [kjs

17. RESERVATION Proposed Ammendments 117th Ammendments Bill (2012)
Passed in Rajya Sabha
Not tabled in Lok Sabha
Will amend Article 16 (4a)
To substitute the present Article 16(4A), to provide that all the SCs and STs notified under Article 341 and 342, respectively, shall be deemed to be backward.

18. THANKS