The Rajasthan High Court has directed the Rajasthan government to implement reservation for economically weaker sections. Background: The issue began when the Rajasthan government announced that it would implement reservation for economically weaker sections, but failed to do so. However, some individuals challenged the government's inaction in court, arguing that the reservation was necessary to promote social justice. Parties: The petitioners were individuals who supported the reservation, while the respondents were the Rajasthan government and the Social Justice Department. Legal issues: The main issue was whether the government had a duty to implement reservation for economically weaker sections. Court observations: The court observed that the government had a duty to promote social justice and that reservation for economically weaker sections was necessary to achieve this goal. Significance: The court's order has significant implications for social justice, as it means that reservation for economically weaker sections will be implemented in Rajasthan. This decision is likely to be welcomed by individuals who support the reservation, who have been campaigning for social justice. The court's decision also highlights the importance of government action in promoting social justice. The case has now been closed, and the reservation will be implemented in the coming months.