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HC stays 75% local jobs quota in Jharkhand private sector

Hindustan Times Navi Mumbai

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December 13, 2024

The Jharkhand high court has stayed the implementation of a state law that guarantees 75% reservation to locals in private-sector jobs with monthly salaries up to ₹40,000 in the mineral-rich state, a lawyer familiar with the development said on Thursday.

- Raj Kumar

RANCHI:

A division bench of chief justice MS Ramchandra Rao and justice Deepak Roushan ordered the stay on Wednesday while hearing a petition filed by the Jharkhand Small Industries Association (JSIA), which cited lack of skilled manpower and a proper job policy to challenge the state law.

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