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What will be the response from student bodies to the 50% women's reservation directive in DU by end of 2024?
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Delhi High Court, Led by Chief Justice Chandrachud, Orders 50% Women's Reservation in DU Elections
Sep 11, 2024, 03:37 AM
The Delhi High Court has directed the Vice Chancellor of Delhi University and other concerned respondents to address the representation seeking the implementation of 50% women's reservation in the Delhi University Students Union Elections. This directive follows a plea emphasizing the need for gender equality. The decision was made by a three-judge bench led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud after hearing submissions from senior lawyer Gaurav Agarwal and advocate Tanvi Dubey, who represented the affected students.
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