Religion, Caste And Tribe Based Reservation - 3

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I hope this is the last time middle class takes elections lightly. They took it for granted, neglected their duty and let a performing govt. which has given importance to growth, infrastructure to go down. They went on vacation and stupid middle class in Bombay, Delhi did not even care. They thought that all the growth is automatic. They forgot India was destroyed for 50 years before COMMIES, CON(gress) men led by the disgustunng DIE-NASTY. Now this is the lesson for people. The verdict has been interpreted by losers like COMMIES, and anti-national news papers, news channels such as TOI, outlookindia, NDTV as a vote against economic liberalization and vote for communal/caste politics. Now if this reservation is not nipped in the bud by people, the disgusting ITALIAN garbage and low-life SCUMS such as Arjun Singh and sh1t like COMMIES will go ahead and destory India totally by imposing private sector reservation. That will be the end of India as we know. Let us hope this spreads and this sh!t government falls down.

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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/artic...585397.cms

Anti-reservation strike to continue, more join in


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NEW DELHI: The Centre on Sunday bowed to the relentless pressure from striking medicos to make fresh concessions, but failed to get the protesters to call off the fortnight-long strike which has crippled health services across the country and is fraught with the risk of becoming the catalyst for a larger anti-quota movement.

In fact, the agitation was threatening to spread with Delhi Medical Association calling for private practitioners to stop work on Wednesday, and large sections of students in JNU set to launch an indefinite hunger strike from Monday, in defiance of the stand of the Marxist-controlled students’ union.

Coming hot on the heels of IIT students joining forces with medicos, the agitation seemed to be gaining fresh momentum, belying signs over the weekend that fatigue and the realisation about the irreversibility of OBC quota might lead them to opt for a settlement soon.

Anxious to resolve the stalemate, government on Sunday made the most categorical-ever commitment, in fact a written pledge, that the number of general-category seats would not be reduced after 27% quota came in force from June 2007. It also promised not to penalise the agitators. Likewise, it sought to allay suspicions that expansion of the infrastructure may get consigned to the backburner by naming Congress leader and former Karnataka chief minister, Veerappa Moily, as the head of the proposed Oversight Committee which will oversee the exercise.

The formal announcement about its already-known move to raise the retirement age of professors from 60 to 65 seemed to have been motivated by the same concern.

Further, the Centre said that it was open to the demand by the striking medicos for an expert committee or commission to look at the country’s reservation policy.