There is a reason no political party exists for GCs. There is a reason no politician speaks for GCs. Because we keep fighting among ourselves.
We have a much bigger battle to fight. We need to rise above our personal differences and focus on the policies that affect us. Disagreement is fine, but turning on people who are fighting for the same broader cause weakens the movement.
Instead of targeting @neha_laldas, we should be questioning the policymakers responsible for these decisions. Our energy should be directed at the policies and those responsible for them- not at each other.
Remember, United we stand, divided we fall.
This refreshingly conscientious AAP MLA, who had said, ‘If we won’t admit our own children in govt schools, how will we convince people to do the same?” made the fatal mistake of pointing out severe teacher shortages in Punjab schools including his son’s.
AAP has suspended him.
The Situation of SC/ST Cases in Villages is Worse
Some families face 10-15 cases because the SC/ST Act has been weaponised by some, and it's a proper Racket
Not even six days since the road was laid and the GHMC and Water Board work crews have arrived to dig it in Hyderabad in Srinagar Colony. Why shouldn’t we demand sacking of the top officials of these departments.
IIT Student cheats: SC/ST act on invigilator
Trainee pilot failed: SC/SC act on trainers
Bank loan issue: SC/SC act on Bank manager
This is going to kill our nation.
Imagine being pressured to give clearance to an unqualified pilot just because of fear of SC/ST Act. If the state doesn't come down heavily against such malpractice, it would be criminal negligence. We all know that the Govt will do nothing. Shame!
At some point in time, the courts and the politicians will have to decide whether my right to life and equality before the law is sacrosanct or subservient to SC/ST Act.
An MP gets lifelong pension after just one five year term while a private worker needs ten years under EPS and still gets a pittance. Supreme Court is hearing a plea against UP MLA perks. PM Narendra Modi must end this double standard now. Taxpayer money is not a family trust.
So the article's factual assumption is that child sex abuse is more likely or likelier in poor, non-general castes and religious minorities? I genuinely hope that's not the assumption.