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Supreme Court rules reservation benefits cannot be claimed after religious conversion

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The Supreme Court has held that individuals who convert to another religion cannot continue to claim reservation benefits meant for Scheduled Castes. The court's position is that such benefits are tied to the social and religious identity recognised for the category. The ruling clarifies that a change of faith affects eligibility for these protections. Details of the specific case and its wider implications are outlined in the court's order.

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