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Monday, April 23, 2007

Reservation Issue: Love you SC

With the decision to reject OBC reservations in IIMs (at least) for the current season, the Supreme Court has pushed its hammer up MHRD's (read Arjun Singh's) all necessary body parts.
With Arjun Singh's logic-less limping efforts suffering a jolt, I have only one thing to say to him: Do humanity a favour. Please goo and die!

The judgment was ensued from pure logic. The panel asked just the right questions and gave just the right answers to the MHRD's lack of logic.


The judges had said that the creamy layer does not deserve any reservation.

SC asked the Central Government was that why should there be reservation in institutes of super speciality.

And finally, when the Centre said that this 27 per cent was additional seats which had been created so that no inconvinience shuld be caused to the General Category, then the SC said that these 27 per cent extra seats were created by the revenue generated by all the citizens of the country. Under Article 29, all the citizens have a right to this investment.


Rightly said SC. Love you.

3 comments:

@nks said...

finally, a sensible move!!
hope SC sticks to its decision for next sessions too.

iyer56 said...

HRD Minister is looking at short term gains and isnt interested in long terms policy for the benefits for the country.He is in a hurry.He has taken the short cut that V.P.Singh took with mandal s committee reports.Everyone who has read the manadals committeee report knows it.Its a can of worms,some one who tried to appease those in power,wrote a report favourable to the then Govt.Its the reality,we have divided the society by remaining mute spectators,without ever participating in a healthy debate ,all the time thinking that the wisemen,whom we elected as our representatives in parliment will uphold the constitution,we never for a day thought that they would turn betrayers,looking only for the gains that accrue to them in short term and would sell the country to the highest bidder because it suit s them.Unfortunately the 52% population who the people who are convinced that they should deserve a better deal,without bothering about their economic status should have 27% reservation,Had they wondered for a moment about the 48% minus the 15% for SC/STs,that leaves simply 33% of forward communities,what percentage of them really go into the institutions of higher learning.So somewhere,some one has to start annalysing whats wrong with our policies.And why even after 60 years after independence we are fighting like dogs for a morsel of food.Its time all the right thinking people contributed their bit and have an open debate.I agree that 52-60% of the country could be OBCs.But how many of them have the wherewith all to go up to the level of Premier institutions like IIM or IIT.Simply because they constitute 52-60% of population doesnt mean they should have the quota proportionate to their percentage.Isnt it time the creamy layer who have had access to better education and better standards in life be excluded.Because the poor amongst the forward castes also need justice.The very same justice thats demanded for OBC.I am happy today that Supreme Court came out favourably,not influenced by the arguements put forth by politicians.Next Supreme court should reopen the case ,that under no circumstance reservation should exceed more than 50%.And the Tamil nadus Govt move to Implement 69% reservations should be exposed.50% is 50%.there is no way it can be changed.Isnt it contempt of court.How can supreme court remain mute spectator.

Sumanth said...

Nice !! Thts damn work there !!