Doesn't matter if creamy layer exists, so does discrimination at every level of society.
Very prevalent in housing and rentals, just need to ask around. Muslims often have it worse, entire societies in NCR flat out ban Muslim renters. And yet UC people expect others to adapt and integrate while doing nothing from their end.
Am I the only one who felt physically uncomfortable just reading this
One (very small) part of me is glad that these people self isolate. They almost deserve the atomisation they feel
Sending you positive vibes before the clown brigade comes in talking reverse discrimination
Every broker I've ever met has asked me for my surname in a suggestive manner, a Brahmin classmate from school told me to my face that I didn't 'deserve' the seat I got in an NIT. Creamy layer for economic wealth doesn't mean shit for social discrimination
This happened this Sunday https://maktoobmedia.com/india/thrashed-humiliated-by-police-for-sitting-on-chair-at-ramlila-dalit-man-dies-by-suicide-in-up/
What was your rank compared to his? Be honest.
Everyone knows the difference in rank in different categories. He can't say anything now
Waiting for the day when people realise that caste is no measure for how low-class an individual would be.
From when does SC/ST have creamy layer?
Supreme Court tried to implement it in August, got shot down by Centre
Supreme court allowed subdivision. Get your facts right
Damnnn this is just sad
Such a blot on GIFT city and Gujarat. More proof that we have a long way to go.
To those who think reservations are meant only for the poor, do you have anything to say now?
"Caste is not Indian concept, varna is, caste brought by British"-- incoming :)
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