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RSS chief on reservation: Quota will continue, those who gained should give up
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RSS chief on reservation: Quota will continue, those who gained should give up

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated that caste-based reservations should continue until social inequality persists, emphasizing the need to view the issue through BR Ambedkar's perspective. He acknowledged that some individuals who have benefited from reservations should consider giving up their advantages to enable further upliftment of their communities. Bhagwat addressed this during a meeting with youth in Mumbai, noting that such sentiments are emerging among some quota beneficiaries. The discussion occurred amid ongoing debates and protests over reservations, particularly linked to the NEET-UG paper leak and related issues affecting students.

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RSS chief on reservation: Quota will continue, those who gained should give up

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated that caste-based reservations should continue until social inequality persists, emphasizing the need to view the issue through BR Ambedkar's perspective. He acknowledged that some individuals who have benefited from reservations should consider giving up their advantages to enable further upliftment of their communities. Bhagwat addressed this during a meeting with youth in Mumbai, noting that such sentiments are emerging among some quota beneficiaries. The discussion occurred amid ongoing debates and protests over reservations, particularly linked to the NEET-UG paper leak and related issues affecting students.

Bias read (Center): While the topic of reservations is politically charged, the article presents Bhagwat's stance without overtly endorsing or criticizing specific political parties or ideologies. It reports on his position and the broader societal implications without leaning toward a particular political agenda. The

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