Constitutional analysis demonstrates how reservation policy promotes social justice for marginalised communities in India, highlighting legal mechanisms that address historical inequalities.
Reservation, as a significant policy, has been employed to address historical inequalities and uplift marginalised communities. This paper explores the relationship between reservation policies and social justice in India. It examines the theoretical concepts of social justice and analyses the Indian Constitution's approach to equality and affirmative action. It also delves into the role of reservation as a tool for achieving social justice. The study examines how the Indian Constitution adopts a multifaceted approach to social justice. The study argues that reservation policies play a crucial role in achieving social justice by rectifying historical discrimination.
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