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Look at this AIIMS Gorakhpur Senior Resident list.
Biochemistry – 0 General seats
Radiology – 0 General seats
Pulmonary Medicine – 0 General seats
Trauma & Emergency – 0 General seats
Only 26% of the seats are for the General category.
74% of the seats are reserved.
You can be NEET-PG rank 1, top of your batch, best doctor in the room… still you are not allowed.
These posts are reserved for people who scored less, because the constitution decided caste is more important than skill.
This is not fairness.
This is open discrimination against merit. India is becoming a place where talent is punished and mediocrity is rewarded.
In a democracy, every policy must be open to debate, including Reservations.
It's time we start demanding changes in Reservations.
Reservation Hatao Movement is about those reforms!
21 students died by suicide following the NEET paper leak.
According to the claim 19 of them were from the General category.
If reservation is meant to create equal opportunity, why do so many General category students feel they have no second chance?
This is a question that deserves a serious discussion.
@Shobhit3103 Agar community upliftment 75 years of implementation ke baad bhi nahi ho raha hai na, toh scheme me hi problem hai and it needs to be reformed!!
Reservation was meant to be a temporary bridge.
Seventy-five years later it has become a permanent wall.
Every year, lakhs of skilled, talented, hardworking Indian students with higher scores, deeper knowledge, and stronger work ethic are denied seats in medical colleges, engineering institutes, and government jobs - not because they lacked competence, but because of a birth-based quota system that treats merit as secondary.
This is not justice.
This is the systematic denial of opportunity to the most capable.
When hospitals, universities, and administrative posts prioritise category over competence, the cost is paid by the entire nation:
Patients suffer when skill is compromised
Innovation slows when talent is locked out
Bright minds leave the country in frustration
Youth lose faith in a system that rewards identity over excellence
The Constitution guarantees equality before law (Article 14) and equality of opportunity (Article 16).
It allows special provisions, but it never intended permanent discrimination against the meritorious.
True social justice does not mean lowering standards forever.
It means creating conditions where every child -regardless of caste or background - can compete on pure talent, hard work, and ability.
End the permanent caste-based reservation regime.
Replace it with need-based support, quality education for all, and strict merit-based selection.
Skilled and talented Indians deserve the seats and jobs their effort has earned.
A nation that sidelined merit cannot remain competitive.
Merit must rise.
Talent must be rewarded.
Competence must lead.
India first. Excellence first. Opportunity for the deserving.
@narendramodi@AmitShah
My SC/ST friends who have become DOCTORS don’t want to give up their reservation so that others from their own community can benefit from those seats through reservation. If they did, more people from their community would have better opportunities to advance and contribute to the overall upliftment of the community.
Yet, on social media, they argue that reservation is about representation and fair opportunities while continuing to take opportunities that could otherwise go to people from the same community who are further behind in line and lack better resources.
Just because they’re young, doesn’t necessarily mean they’re students.
Just because they’re on the streets, doesn’t necessarily mean they’re protesters.
General Category will keep losing the Reservation battle, not because they are outnumbered but because it's leaderless.
We are fighting like individuals, not a movement.
A crowd without leaders is just a crowd.
Every day, thousands speak but nobody represents us. Nobody unites us. Nobody carries our voice forward.
GC movement needs people willing to lead, organize and become the face of it.
If you believe there are people with credibility to unite this movement, tag them.
It's time for voices to become leadership.