Respected Sir,
We are not demanding anything new. We just
want that old reservation policy (as per the government policy, 15% of the
students admitted to schools/universities must be from Scheduled castes and for
the Scheduled tribes there is a reservation of about 7.5 %.) should be
continued. We would not tolerate any games played against us.
Dalits are among the
poorest of citizens, generally do not own land, and often are illiterate. They
face significant discrimination despite the laws that exist to protect them,
and often are prohibited from using the same wells and from attending the same temples
as higher caste Hindus, and from marrying persons from higher castes. In
addition they face segregation in housing, in land ownership, on roads, and on
buses. Cultural
exploitation and atrocities on dalits remain same with exceeding incidents in
different corners of the country. Dalits tend to be malnourished, lack access to health care, work
in poor conditions, and face continuing and severe social ostracism.
Baba
Sahib Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, the father of Indian constitution, was able to at
least understand the dalit agony. Realizing the grievances
of the backward classes, Dr. Ambedkar as Chairman of the Drafting Committee of
the Constituent Assembly, provided adequate scope for reservation of seats for
the Scheduled Castes. Reservations were introduced for the Scheduled Castes and
Tribes to protect their interests. They were gives first preference to education reservation
issue. Seats
were reserved in educational institutions and in job opportunities. Reservation
in educational institutions became essential as the Scheduled caste people.
With 65 years of hard work we brought our
country on the top of the world map. But recently, we are facing the biggest
tragedy and challenges of all times in our country. Some of the narrow minded
people of our country are trying to destabilize our social structure, which we
built with 65 years of hard work.
Anyhow India got
freedom many yrs back but SC/ST poor still didn’t get full freedom in India. The government machinery has not been able to even 65 years
after independence to educate its citizens, notably the SC/ST poor.
Education sector is
getting privatized by dominate clever sections and hence education is
expensive. Expensive education has main reason be deprived to the dalit for
better education. The Dalit community cannot think of any quality higher
education due to expensive. Such strategies are invented by dominate persons
and implemented to keep dalits under subjugation.
While the Right to Education Act, 2009
has brought a glimmer of hope for children belonging to disadvantaged groups of
society. It has certainly raised aspiration among the poor and disadvantaged
people to get their children educated in English Medium Private Schools.
However, such aspirations for most of them would be elusive as all the children
are not to get admission in these schools. It is already resulting in growing
unrest among them.
In view of present situation of India
has seems that corrupt Bureaucrats has the greatest barrier in the
way of implementation of RTE Act. Education is very important for Scheduled
Caste & Scheduled Tribes (Dalits). The present education system, cleverly
designed to exploit them in one way or the other. As you well aware this true
fact that SC/ST representation in education fields is negligible in India. We
hope that you are very well familiar about the reasons for this situation.
History is evident that the merit of
candidates belonging to SC/ST category is ignored by the selection committee
when they apply their wards under EWS category for school admission & admit
only EWS upper caste people’s wards to Private unaided schools. The government seems
to be deceiving its people in the context of reservation in education sector.
On one hand, it is supporting the reservation policy and on the other hand,
depriving dalits of admission through the EWS reservation quota. The quota
appears to be filled only in papers and not in reality. They are not serious to provide good education and
facilities to SC/ST students. Swami Aatma Ram Lakshay said – “It is a great sin
to sit by idly when you’ve lost your rights". Concerted mass action is
required.
The Directorate of Education was not
proper implement the admission process in the recognized unaided private public
schools and has been deprived only poor SC/ST students to take advantage of RTE
Act or good quality education. When SC/STs apply their wards for school
admission, the host institute discards them by saying that you are not fit for
the admission by marking “No suitable candidate was found” on advertisement
file. You will be shocked to note that
Scheduled Castes intake of students is Few. Dominant castes people are want to
abolish or eliminate SC/ST reservation. They never wanted these SC/ST people to
become educated. This is happening under the nose of the Government. Because
Government’s office which is right there in Delhi. There is no dearth of Laws.
It requires only political & Bureaucrats strong will should to implement
them rigidly without fear or favour.
In spite of the Supreme Court of India’s
validations of RTE Act, Scheduled Castes Kids are not admitted to Private
unaided schools in India. Now scenario is that poor
people those belong to Scheduled Castes are
not taking benefit of this EWS reservation. But by this new exist system only
general category/upper castes candidates’ benefit. The argument of the
anti-reservationists have been that there are no candidates and the available
candidates are not suitable. Reservation policy is one of the best mockeries in
our democratic system. Political parties & Bureaucrats are using this reservation
issue for their benefit. They are not serious to provide good education and
facilities to students.
You
are our Prime Minister and you are our only hope and we need your sincere
support, we all trust you; we believe on you, please tell us, where we will go
to ask for justice?? Whole Dalits community is now very much helpless.
We have appealed & demanding to the
Prime Minister of India to proper implementation of the exits reservation
provision (as per the government policy, 15% of the students admitted to schools/universities
must be from Scheduled castes and for the Scheduled tribes there is a
reservation of about 7.5 %.) in the constitution for the advancement of
socially and educationally backward classes of citizens or for SCs/STs.
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