DEFENSIVE DISCRIMINATION AND CASE LAWS
Keywords:
Defensive discrimination, Caste systemAbstract
"Defensive Discrimination" implies to bring the weaker area of society at a par level or at standard with forward class individuals. The expression "Defensive Discrimination" is referred to under different classification as "Positive separation", "Dynamic segregation", "Positive insistence" or even as "Invert Discrimination". This paper is an endeavor to ponder the cases identified with defensive separation and arrived at the conclusion whether the exisiting laws and their execution by the judges is upto the mark or not.
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