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Breaking: Mamata Banerjee refuses to accept HC's decision over OBC certificates | ABP News

A day after the Calcutta High Court cancelled all Other Backward Classes (OBC) certificates issued in West Bengal after 2010, the Bharatiya Janata Party slammed state CM Mamata Banerjee and the I.N.D.I.A bloc saying that Banerjee, Rahul Gandhi, and other leaders of the opposition alliance are shredding the constitution.

The high court has reportedly said that the list of backward classes will be prepared according to the new Act of 1993. The court however clarified that cancellation would not impact jobs of those who have been employed under the OBC quota after 2010 or are in the process of being employed. Watch the video and stay connected for more updates on ABP LIVE.

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