Finally, people have come out together in huge numbers and most importantly, accross India. We were expecting the same thing on 17th April. It didn't materialze, though.
On a very selfish note, I would say that we couldn't have gone out now as our exams start tomorrow onwards. (and I'm bloggin when I should have been reading. Anyways...)
The pledge to never vote for Congress was the best part of it as it directly attacks the very motive of implementing reservations. It would be interesting to see congress's reaction as this must be becoming increasingly clear to them that the move will surely backfire soon.
Rohit Singh's statement was well-balanced and clear.
But who the hell is this Arjun Dangle ? A question for Mr. Dangle -
"Do you think that all the general class students study in ACs and only the soTake a break man and get your view right.
called backward class people live in villages and in places that lack proper
living facilities"?
Reservations as a measure for social justice is like asking for ice-cream when you are thristy. Mr. Dangle and all others -
No amount of ice-cream will quench your thirst. So it is better you concentrate(and nobody is saying that calibre is defined by your caste. When God didn't distinguish in giving brains to people who the hell are you to try doing so? )
on finding water. And let those who pay for the ice-cream, the students with
calibre to pass these exams, enjoy it too.
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