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The court’s Appellate Division dismissed a lower court order that had reinstated the quotas, directing that 93% of government jobs will be open to candidates on merit, without quotas.
It was not immediately clear how the protesters would react to the decision.
The government had extended a curfew as authorities braced for the Supreme Court hearing.
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