Appointments To Aided Minority Institutions Can't Be Restricted To Any Particular Caste Or Religion: Madras High Court

The Madras High Court ruled that minority institutions receiving government funding must not restrict appointments to members of their own community, but should open positions to all eligible candidates. The court emphasized that government-funded institutions have a responsibility to ensure equal opportunity in employment, regardless of the community affiliation of candidates. This decision reinforces the principles of non-discrimination and equal access in publicly funded institutions.