The court has sought their replies and has fixed the date for the next hearing on February 25, Tankha said.”I have received information from my lawyer (Wajid Heder) that in our claim of loss of value of 10 crore. Jabalpur Court has issued notices to the Chief Minister and the other respondent parties to submit their reply. The court will hear on the matter on February 25,” Tankha added.Ever since, the Supreme Court directed Madhya Pradesh State Election Commission (SEC) to stay the poll process on seats reserved for Other Backward Classes (OBCs) in the local body and re-notify those seats for the general category, which later prompted the BJP government to cancel three-tier panchayat elections, the state BJP has been accusing Tankha of opposing OBC reservation quota in the Supreme Court.
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