CASTE RESERVATION FABRIC NEEDS NEW PATTERN
The New Indian Express|August 04, 2024
"Begin at the beginning, the king said, very gravely, and go on till you come to the end: then stop.
PRABHU CHAWLA
CASTE RESERVATION FABRIC NEEDS NEW PATTERN

FOR millenniums, caste has been cast in stone in the Indian psyche. Ironically, the legacy of discrimination was carried forward when India became a democracy, muddying the pristine playground of liberation.

The social pyramid was turned on its head and generous generations scrambled up the ladder of power as a genetic journey to pelf. It also allowed uninterrupted caste-led parivarvaad to thrive without facing challenges.

The legacy of the bloodlines of India's rich and powerful in politics and bureaucracy sustains the system. However, a Supreme Court ruling last week could derail the gravy train. The current katzenjammer on caste—in parliament, elections and institutions—agitated a seven-member Constitution bench of the top court. Four of them led by Justice B R Gavai felt that castebased reservations are meritocratic, nor bureaucratic or plutocratic.

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