Candidates Born In Maharashtra But Completed 10th/ 12th From Outside Due To Parent’s Army Posting Entitled To State Quota In Admissions

Case: Priya Kedar Gokhale and Anr. v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.

Coram: Justices S.V. Gangapurwala and Madhav J. Jamdar

Case No.: Writ Petition No. 8539 of 2022

Court Observation: “Rules are not ultra vires, however, we may hasten to add that same needs to be read down to provide relaxation or exemption for those candidates who are born in Maharashtra and whose parents are domicile of Maharashtra but due to fortuitous circumstances such as the parent is in service of the Government and serving the nation and due to service condition is deployed in various parts of the country could not complete their SSC or HSC from State of Maharashtra”

“In such cases, relaxation can be provided by the State Government to such candidates of not completing SSC and HSC from the State of Maharashtra. If such exception or relaxation is not provided, the same would be harsh and would be disentitling the candidates domiciled in Maharashtra or born in Maharashtra from taking benefit of Maharashtra State quota”

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