The story so far:
The Supreme Court of India this week delivered a judgement that has held that parental income alone cannot be the sole determinant of whether an OBC candidate falls under the “creamy layer” category. The judgement came on March 11 in a case that was meant to clear decades-long confusion about how to apply the crucial income/wealth test prescribed in regulations, specifically for OBC candidates whose parents are officials of Central or State PSUs or in private employment, where the equivalence of their posts had not yet been established with government posts.
What do government regulations say about determining the creamy layer among OBCs?
Following the 1992…