Institutions’ Right to Government Aid
The right of an institution to government aid is not a basic right, according to SC.
The remark was made in a ruling in which the Supreme Court supported the Uttar Pradesh government's 2010 policy decision to outsource the selection of Class IV personnel in all state-run and aided institutions and schools.
Constitutional Aspect of Government’s Aid to Institutions
- Article 30 of the Constitution is subject to reasonable restrictions as for aided institutions, there cannot be any difference between a minority and non-minority one, but if an institution does not want to accept and comply with the conditions accompanying such aid, ....
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