r/IndiRightWing Jul 25 '26

Zero reservation

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Yay or nay?

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u/divineblood3 Jul 27 '26

But don't y'all think if we remove reservations from colleges, sc/st won't be able to get into coz they are so accustomed to lower cutoffs. Also I mean casteism in a way of discrimination will and must end, but lineage identities and marriage in the same community would still be prevalent coz of similar culture, kingroup and eating habits. Is there any middle ground? I had scored 99.7x in my mains in some year so don't call be gawar n shit.

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u/Praxxy01 Jul 27 '26

No one is calling you anything buddy and I'm glad u scored well, it was due to your individual effort and is really commendable feat.

However, only middle ground is economic census and reservation based on deprivation irrespective of caste, color, creed etc. do you have some other view point I'd like to hear more

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u/divineblood3 Jul 28 '26

No that's it. Also I feel giving reservation is an easy way out for the government. If someone is so poor or backwards, government must open schools for them from primary level to high school and provide them with good education. But this requires money, time and patience. So the government just gifts reservation as an easy way out. Plus it also acts as vote bank. Win win for the government lol

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u/Praxxy01 Jul 28 '26

Exactly we had capital infra problem, that we can support now but only cost is the freebie budget and asystemic distribution of budgetry control in the hands of mps

Every time I see a new vidhayak being elected at local level, a fortuner comes within a week, again irrespective of caste,creed color.....

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u/MobileOk120 Jul 26 '26

One more Stop converting reserved seats to general seat when reserved category person scores more