This is the status of this country...
Run by power hungry politicians, who will destroy the country!!
Instead of encouraging people to study & work hard, they want reservation & completely destroy merit.
Anyone who supports such thoughts is a real "Anti-National"!!!
By the time candidates reach NEET PG, everyone has already become an MBBS doctor.
They have studied the same 4.5-year MBBS curriculum, completed the same one-year compulsory internship, and earned the same medical degree.
If the argument is that everyone should first have equal educational opportunities, then after MBBS everyone has already had the same medical education.
So why should reservation continue at the postgraduate specialization level?
I'm asking this as a genuine policy question, not as a personal attack
#EndReservation
#ReservationReform
#ReservationHatao
Neet 2026 Cutoff
General: 29,500 rank
OBC: 29,685 rank
EWS: 29,832 rank
Sc: 1,41,123 rank
ST: 1,68,805 rank
& then we wonder why our streets, municipalities, roads, bureaucracy & health care system sucks
This is an open Murder of Merit & worse than any Paper Leak 😓
Whoever is serious about students interests should protest against Reservations and a move towards complete meritocracy.
How is a system sustainable where in many cases of the last General Category Cutoff is 95% the same for many reserved categories could be just 10-30%
A nation, a civilisation, is being killed, bit by bit.
For a job as important as a Loco pilot, selection is not based on efficiency or merit.
Someone who scored 69 marks has been rejected and some dunderhead who scored 29 has been selected.
Amrit kal of Vishva-jhadu!
There are lakhs of Upper Caste people who are poor and yet they get no support like reservation. Still they don't complain. They keep working hard and pay higher education fees despite facing financial trouble as compared to those who have reservations.
Kid of rickshaw driver from General Category pays 10 lakh college fees.
Kid of an IAS from SC category pays only ₹0 fees.
We can all see rights given to General Category.
Avg Life in Vishwaguru
>Born
>Grow up amid poor infrastructure, broken roads, corruption, pollution, overpopulation and systemic negligence
>Start earning
>Pay taxes
>Pay more taxes
>Pay even more taxes
>D!e suffering the consequences of the same poor infrastructure, pollution, corruption and neglect
To Dalit brothers and sisters,
I do not deny atrocities. I have seen them with my own eyes when I was a child. I have seen Dalits living on the outskirts of our village. I have heard derogatory words like chooda and chamaar being used openly for them. I remember that when they visited others’ homes, they were made to sit on the floor. At that age, I did not fully understand what was happening, but with time, I understood how deeply unjust it was.
I condemn such treatment in the strongest possible terms; it is inhuman, crude, and shameful. Anyone who practices or supports such behaviour today deserves severe punishment.
At the same time, it is also true that the overwhelming majority of present-day GC and OBC families neither practice nor support such discrimination. And the system, in its quest to overcorrect, has created a structure that by default treats every GC/OBC individual as casteist criminal unless proven otherwise, which is also unfair.
One cannot morally or rationally justify harassing the present generation for injustices committed in the past. Holding people accountable for actions they neither committed nor endorsed converts the struggle against historical injustice into a new form of injustice.
Historical wrongs must be acknowledged and corrected through institutional reform, equal opportunity, and restoration of dignity, not through social revenge that sustains perpetual hostility instead of reconciliation.
This is why I support the Atrocities Act but oppose the absence of provisions against misuse. Punish those who commit crimes, but ensure that innocents are not targeted as a form of revenge. The same applies to UGC regulations. That is the basis of the opposition.
Why are the general category leaders of the BJP silent on the UGC equity regulations?
In Aug 2024, the Union govt advertised 45 joint secretary–level posts through lateral entry, i.e., without reservation. Dalit leaders within the govt, Chirag Paswan and Jitan Ram Manjhi opposed it on principle, forcing the govt to withdraw it.
Only 45 posts! The system would not have collapsed, nor would the sky have fallen. There was no mass outrage either. Yet Dalit leaders took it up as a priority and ensured that those 45 posts too get filled through reservation.
The UGC equity regulations are a thousand times more discriminatory and structurally damaging than that lateral entry scheme. And yet, not a single general category prominent leader in the BJP has found the courage to speak against it.