Chants of opposition caste census...
Chants of opposition caste census...
All of the opposition parties, including the congress, and their leaders are currently attempting to make the caste census a major campaign topic in order to break the BJP's hegemony in the lok sabha elections. Opposition parties are attempting to bolster caste-based attitudes in order to counteract religious divisiveness. During the Bharat Jodo Nyaya Yatra, rahul gandhi focused mostly on the caste census issue. According to rahul gandhi, a caste ought to receive a percentage of everything in proportion to its data-size. rahul gandhi also provides daily data on the proportion of the population of the various castes and sectors in the nation.Social justice advocates such as rahul gandhi and akhilesh yadav are advocating for the need for a caste census. It is associated with granting rights to those who lack them. Ironically, rahul gandhi was not very active about the caste census issue until a few years ago. With the lok sabha elections coming up, rahul gandhi is putting the most attention on this problem. Why did a caste not receive its rights proportionate to its data-size if it had such a large population? rahul gandhi has been posing this query to the public on a regular basis.Caste calculation is emphadata-sized in light of upcoming electionsBut there's also a query for rahul Gandhi. Why, after nearly six decades in power at the Center, was congress unable to carry out this work? In addition, why wasn't the caste information from the 2011 socioeconomic caste census made public by the government, which was then headed by Congress? In addition to bringing up the subject of the caste census on his Bharat Jodo Nyaya Yatra, rahul gandhi ought to provide the public with the answers to these queries. It also begs the question of why rahul gandhi, who has been silent on the subject for many years, suddenly began to view the caste census as the most pressing issue facing the nation. After all, why, in their nearly 60 years in office, was congress unable to put social justice into actuality? Why did the underprivileged groups have to wait so long to receive their rights?
All of the opposition parties, including the congress, and their leaders are currently attempting to make the caste census a major campaign topic in order to break the BJP's hegemony in the lok sabha elections. Opposition parties are attempting to bolster caste-based attitudes in order to counteract religious divisiveness. During the Bharat Jodo Nyaya Yatra, rahul gandhi focused mostly on the caste census issue. According to rahul gandhi, a caste ought to receive a percentage of everything in proportion to its data-size. rahul gandhi also provides daily data on the proportion of the population of the various castes and sectors in the nation.Social justice advocates such as rahul gandhi and akhilesh yadav are advocating for the need for a caste census. It is associated with granting rights to those who lack them. Ironically, rahul gandhi was not very active about the caste census issue until a few years ago. With the lok sabha elections coming up, rahul gandhi is putting the most attention on this problem. Why did a caste not receive its rights proportionate to its data-size if it had such a large population? rahul gandhi has been posing this query to the public on a regular basis.Caste calculation is emphadata-sized in light of upcoming electionsBut there's also a query for rahul Gandhi. Why, after nearly six decades in power at the Center, was congress unable to carry out this work? In addition, why wasn't the caste information from the 2011 socioeconomic caste census made public by the government, which was then headed by Congress? In addition to bringing up the subject of the caste census on his Bharat Jodo Nyaya Yatra, rahul gandhi ought to provide the public with the answers to these queries. It also begs the question of why rahul gandhi, who has been silent on the subject for many years, suddenly began to view the caste census as the most pressing issue facing the nation. After all, why, in their nearly 60 years in office, was congress unable to put social justice into actuality? Why did the underprivileged groups have to wait so long to receive their rights?