The Kerala High Court has ordered the state government to implement reservation for persons with disabilities in government jobs and education. Background: The issue began when the Kerala government failed to implement the reservation policy for persons with disabilities, despite a directive from the central government. Parties: The petitioners were persons with disabilities, while the respondents were the Kerala government and the social justice department. Legal issues: The main legal issue was whether the Kerala government's failure to implement the reservation policy was a violation of the rights of persons with disabilities. Court observations: The court observed that the Kerala government had a constitutional obligation to protect the rights of persons with disabilities and ensure their equal participation in society. Significance: The court's order has significant implications for persons with disabilities in Kerala, as it ensures their equal access to government jobs and education. The court's decision highlights the importance of implementing reservation policies to promote social justice and equality.