Quota System



Minister is making every other step to bring India on a high pedestal in the international scenario, while domestically we are still fighting to be called backward.

The today’s youth is treading on a wrong path with such regressive demands. Instead of fighting for backwardness, the youth of India should come together and protest for removing all sorts of reservations. Prime Minister Modi did a good job by eliminating interviews from Government Jobs in order to avoid corruption, but reservation is still acting as a paralysis in country’s growth. If at all there should be a quota, then it should be based on the annual income, and not caste.

In short, Reservation is a curse, which is dividing our country on the basis of caste, community and religion. We need to be united not divided for becoming a force to reckon with “United we stand – divided we fall” In view of the present scenario, it is needed to keep aside the narrow vote bank politics and think truly for the betterment of the under-privileged and honestly pursue! policies and programmes for their upliftment.

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