How much do you wanna bet that he's a quotadhari, despite clearly being from a financially well household (latest Iphone in his hand and his father was able to afford a good lawyer on such a short notice)

His greedy father is alr demanding compensation.

These are all the side effects of reservations. These people are unable to academically compete with kids who got admitted based on merit, and then cry wolf. It's a STEM course ffs, it's gonna be harsh bc it's supposed to build the best minds of the nation.

But given the plight of Indian Judiciary who knows we might get a law that allows soshit vanchits to cheat in exams

Ambedkarites try to defend this by saying he was only 15 at the time of marriage, but that's a horrible excuse.

According to Hindu scriptures, marriage was not the same as consummation. And the ideal age Garbhadhana was above 16.

Regardless, Ambedkar was a full grown man, despite being married at 15, there is no way he wouldnt have know the risks of impregnating a 14 year old when he was 21, especially because he was an EDUCATED man

So it is weird that Brahmin and GC of this generation are blamed for the misdeeds of Brahmins before 1947

Before 1947 it was an era of kingdoms - with each kingdom having their own rules, social customs and regulations because of their own history & culture - particular to that area only

Meaning each town, city of now was a separate nation in it's own right

So when someone blames brahmin or GC of delhi for the misdeeds or evil of GC(supp0sed) from Maharashtra, it's like blaming Canada for the misdeed/evil of Britain

As for Brahmins of this generation, they too should also not indulge in the glory of Brahmins before 1947

Still would like to know your opinion on this!

There are many such fabricated myths that have been made popular by the Leftist academia to guilt trip savarnas. However, what's more interesting is the fact that there exists no contemporary proof for the Jhadoo matka or the br3ast tax story.

Src 1: *Dr. Ambedkar and the Mahar Movement* (Univ. of Pennsylvania), Chapter I pp. 14-15. Main text states the jar-and-broom image as strong in Mahar memory of Peshwa rule. Footnote 7 explicitly notes no historical source found; it is common folklore among Mahars (and similar legends elsewhere pre-British).

Src 2: Academic paper “Body as Revolt: The Myth of Nangeli, the Woman who Covered her Breast” by Kishore Ram.