Casteism. Can never turn their back on the marginalised community. It's an internal struggle between individual and community's progress. Which only the marginalised community can describe best
One thing that comes from the realisation of being from Marginalised caste is the feeling of community work. Idk.. the track that i am on. If the goal of life is to make money. Then I am sorted because law as a profession has become very self centred. However one who has known
2. Not look good eating with those from Marginalised castes. Where most of the students are busy working in their own lives aspiring to be corporate lawyers, counsels, judges to fight injustice. They are meek spectators where injustice is happening in their own university
1. SC/ST/OBC Students of NALSAR University fought really hard to make a meal scheme possible for workers where they could be provided food in the same mess. The whole scheme was funded by students. The new regime wants to stop this. Because some parents think there children would
"The NALSAR administration wants to impose caste-class segregation in serving meals resembling separate lunch counters for blacks and whites in the Jim Crow infested United States." - Ajay Kranthi & Sandeep Pandey #NALSAR https://t.co/Q5SrGKzOs4
"The NALSAR administration wants to impose caste-class segregation in serving meals resembling separate lunch counters for blacks and whites in the Jim Crow infested United States." - Ajay Kranthi & Sandeep Pandey #NALSAR https://t.co/Q5SrGKzOs4
@nehazard7 Prashasti sorry for saying this here. But can you retweet this. This is actually written by a NALSAR student and this needs attention. NALSAR ("one of the top nlu") now wants to make workers eat separate from the students and teaching staff
https://t.co/Me6dGiIprl
"The NALSAR administration wants to impose caste-class segregation in serving meals resembling separate lunch counters for blacks and whites in the Jim Crow infested United States." - Ajay Kranthi & Sandeep Pandey #NALSAR https://t.co/Q5SrGKzOs4
Gopal: Poverty is economic criteria. Multiple things are taken into account. If this was really economic reservation, it would be given to poor people irrespective caste. But that was not done.
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Gopal: Those who earn between 25000-66000, they're entitled to EWS reservation - because you're using economic criteria. So you remove those who are above 25000. It is not economic reservation because if it were it would not include social and educational criteria.
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Gopal: So this is reservation for socially and educationally forward classes with a creamy layer removed. Those who receive EWS get it because they're forward. The text of these Articles are silent on the definition.
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What this means is that eligibility in 103rd amendment is forward classes. You have to examine their social and educational condition and it's only if they fall in 15(4) and (5) they would be eligible.
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Gopal: I want to briefly explain character of EWS reservation. It requires very careful reading to decipher 103rd amendment.
The clauses in 15(4) and 15(5) and socially and educationally backward classes (SCs and STs). If you're not a backward class, you're forward classes.
Gopal: In this context, we must see 103rd amendment as an assault on the constitution. It seeks to nullify, and neutralize the constitutions idea of treating unequals unequally... stabbing the constitution in heart.
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Gopal: We're not interested in reservation, we are interested in representation. If someone brings a better way of representation than reservation, we will throw away the reservation in the Arabian sea.
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