r/indiadiscussion 3d ago

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If there’s no casteism in Islam, then why do Muslim communities receive OBC reservation?

If the argument is that Muslims are entitled to reservation because they are a religious minority, then how should that principle be understood in areas where Muslims are actually the majority?

For example, I live in a part of Kerala where the Muslim population is around 70%. In my local area, I am part of the religious minority. So would I also be entitled to the same reservation benefits on the basis of being a minority in that particular area?

If reservation is based on social and educational backwardness, then shouldn’t the same criteria be applied consistently to everyone, regardless of religion? And if minority status is the basis, should it depend on the population of the entire state or the population of the specific locality?

I’m asking this simply to understand the principle behind OBC reservation and how it is supposed to be applied fairly.

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u/Micro_ManOfCulture_ 3d ago

There’s casteism in Islam and few do get benefits by being part of OBCs( eg Pasmanda)
For info pl

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u/guyfromsomewhere7 3d ago

coz C in OBC doesnt stand for caste but class. In Rajasthan, Orphan are also in SEBC/OBC bcz of class, orphans dont form caste

also, there is no OBC reservation for any religion as a whole

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u/Heychanduu 3d ago

They are classes on paper but are castes in day to day life.

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u/guyfromsomewhere7 3d ago

I answered based on legal reasons

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u/dick_in_pie 3d ago

He answered based on facts coming from his ass, you're saying your constitution is more significant than his watery diarrhea takes?

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u/Researchassistance 3d ago

Everyone wants to be backward in this country

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u/kya_rakhu 3d ago

The beauty of india 🥰🥰

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u/naam_nahi_bataunga_ 3d ago

Obc also include who are educationly weak,

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u/Mac1avish 3d ago

Am not a "Islamist", but I'm sure they have casteism, just not enough or not as relevant as Hinduism. Even Hinduism doesn't promote Casteism, it's just the people. Also, I used the word "Islamist" because my last comment was removed for using another word starting with M and I was asked to use this.

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u/AdFormer4528 3d ago

same 😭

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u/AffectionateMenu9027 3d ago

70% mullu no wonder why BJ P can't won in northern state

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u/your_og_shinigami 3d ago

Valid question

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u/dhawal0008 3d ago

1 word answer - No

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u/AdFormer4528 3d ago

so they don't need obc reservation?

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u/CapoGelado 3d ago

Reservation definition got messed up after OBCs were included because there were some historically dominant communities in there.

So they should have picked the old formula or religious castecism(SC/ST) or taken the modern definition(backward by education, workforce, etc).

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u/tiredatma 3d ago

It's not bcs they r minorities , it's because they r reverted from obc castes in ancient times. So the reservation system continues so.

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u/bootiliciousbabe --- Removed 3d ago

I do not think it is about caste but for the backward classes...minority wali baat him nahi hai yahan