<div align="justify">The state government sent back three files — pertaining to the ordinance to uphold SC/ST promotions, quota for students from Karnataka in National Law School of India University and appointment of KPSC members — back to Governor Vajubhai Vala with clarifications.<br /><br />During the last few days, Vala sent back an ordinance that sought to circumvent a recent Supreme Court order striking down the consequential seniority in promotions awarded to SC/ST employees. He also returned a bill that sought to provide 50% reservation for students from the state in NLSIU. The third file returned by the Raj Bhavan pertains to a list of four candidates recommended by the state government to be nominated as Karnataka Public Service Commission members.<br /><br />“We have given comprehensive clarifications answering all queries put forth by the Governor. I have sought an appointment with the Governor on Tuesday to explain our stand,” Law Minister T B Jayachandra said<br /></div>
<div align="justify">The state government sent back three files — pertaining to the ordinance to uphold SC/ST promotions, quota for students from Karnataka in National Law School of India University and appointment of KPSC members — back to Governor Vajubhai Vala with clarifications.<br /><br />During the last few days, Vala sent back an ordinance that sought to circumvent a recent Supreme Court order striking down the consequential seniority in promotions awarded to SC/ST employees. He also returned a bill that sought to provide 50% reservation for students from the state in NLSIU. The third file returned by the Raj Bhavan pertains to a list of four candidates recommended by the state government to be nominated as Karnataka Public Service Commission members.<br /><br />“We have given comprehensive clarifications answering all queries put forth by the Governor. I have sought an appointment with the Governor on Tuesday to explain our stand,” Law Minister T B Jayachandra said<br /></div>
