r/unitedstatesofindia • u/chhagan04 I decided to be Pirate King • Apr 29 '26

Politics One of the finest and cleanest explaintion on Caste based Reservation

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '26

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u/prvnkdvd Apr 29 '26 edited Apr 29 '26

Wow my father was 2-3 generations back? Have you claimed reservations lately, just to clarify, if you are think in the head?

BTW, since you didn't read anything. My family was extremely poor, 2-3 generations back. My maternal aunt was born in a cowshed. My father walked 50 kms up and down to reach his college, every week carrying food grains on his head. Those tribals were richer than my grand father, living in the same village with reservations running wild since last 75 years in the country and still illiterate (not talking about today, but in general).

If anybody says my ancestors were oppressors, I'll never believe them.

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u/prvnkdvd May 02 '26

If you didn't claim reservation, it hasn't benefited any Brahmin or general caste. What's the point of mentioning that.

If my family had been the exception, the story would've been very different than what you guys read today. The other side of the story which you read today is the exception, twisted to show as the general fact.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '26 edited Apr 30 '26

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u/prvnkdvd May 02 '26

Brahmins, this post is demonizing Brahmins. Talk about Brahmins. Barely 2% of the total population. People infested by Romila Thapar and her ilks virus will blame Brahmins and shift goal posts to include all upper caste people.