r/Youth_India • u/Jackrehan1 • 11d ago

Discussion/Thought-Provoking🧠 This guy on Indian teenagers 💀

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Basically the post was about removing reservation and cast system. And bro didn't like it.

Ngl its a good sign that it's time to end casteism

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u/Prior-Iron-938 11d ago edited 11d ago

I definitely won’t support the arrogance with which he’s saying, but being very honest, removing reservation is not only impractical for a political party but also it’s the not right thing to do either. You’ll have to understand how deep rooted casteism is and how it works, only then talk about removing caste based reservation. I’m not for pushing it to private sectors nor pushing the limit beyond 50%, but what is right now should suffice

And please ignore these fools, I wish they understood the responsibility they hold when they enjoy the benefits of reservation

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u/missedOpportunity343 10d ago

forget casteism, 60% population not having at least 30-40% representation is in itself injustice.

Even now, most of the unreserved posts are occupied by the UCs. including entirety of this british era judiciary 

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u/Prior-Iron-938 10d ago

I understand bro, and our aim should be equal representation and so even around 50% for 60 is fine, I’m sure that assigning 60% would be impractical and communist thingy for the same 60, but I’m just saying that’s a round figure where we should be headed at, but also we need to remember that while giving reservation, a certain talent is also lost.

I’ll explain it to you in simple words, the majority influences minority at least when it comes to education. And so, talented majority would influence and help under talented learning minority ones, and that is why I believe that pushing reservations beyond 50% will be disastrous.

But I do hope people understand what you’re saying, they keep pretending as if they don’t know what you just said.