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Originally posted by: RonnieK

thanks a lot megha for the article

my people in india told me about that guy who burned himself like 50%

npz...

yeah itz spreading like crazy all over india....

omg....i heard that maharashtra is in favour of reservations....their doing a whole pro-quota protest.....is that true???? 😕😕😕

Originally posted by: srk_lover

npz...

yeah itz spreading like crazy all over india....

omg....i heard that maharashtra is in favour of reservations....their doing a whole pro-quota protest.....is that true???? 😕😕😕

apun ko maharashtra ke baare pata nahi.
jab apun apne logon ko phone karega, toh phir poochega ke maharashtra mein kya haal hain.

shiad wahaan pe buhot saare ghaati log reservation mangta hain

😆 😆 ronnie bhai...kya mast jawab hai! lolll lemme see if i can find sumthing on that...

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Monday, May 29, 2006 (New Delhi):

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Maharashtra minister leads pro-reservation rallyAdd to Clippings
[ Tuesday, May 16, 2006 07:05:51 pmIANS ]
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MUMBAI: Maharashtra's Public Welfare Department Minister Chhagan Bhujbal, on Tuesday, led a demonstration here in favour of reservations for backward classes even as the rest of the country saw protests against the quotas.

The rally was organised by Bhujbal, a leader of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) that is a part of the Congress-led coalition government in the state.

"The reservations include 80 percent of the nation. Those striking against reservations form a minuscule part," Bhujbal said.

Meanwhile, around 5,000 people, including doctors from some of the city's leading hospitals, engineers and Bhujbal's supporters, participated in a demonstration against reservations at the sprawling Azad Maidan in south Mumbai.

The anti-reservation stir reached Mumbai Saturday with police using force against medical students protesting proposed reservations for the backward classes.

On April 5, Human Resource Development Minister Arjun Singh had declared that the government was planning to reserve 27 percent of seats in central universities and other higher educational institutions for other backward classes.

If the government implements its plan, the reservations in these institutions will go up to 49.5 percent. Currently there is 22.5 percent reservation in all government institutions for the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes.

ok...here's another one ronnie...on the maharashtra thing..

Maharashtra minister to lead pro-quota protests

Mumbai: Battle-lines between pro and anti- quota supporters have been drawn in Maharashtra with state PWD minister and NCP leader Chhagan Bhujbal scheduled to lead a pro-reservation demonstration here today.

Yesterday, RPI activists had organised a pro-quota demonstration at the Maidan, a few metres from the spot where doctors and medical students had held a anti-quota dharna.

Hundreds of pro-quota activists and members of thev Mahatma Phule Samta Parishad, the outfit for OBCs floated by Bhujbal, have gathered at the Azad Maidan and awaiting his arrival.

The Parishad activists are planning to take out a morcha from the Maidan to the Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar statue at Cooperage near Mantralaya in south Mumbai, a Parishad office-bearer told PTI.

While supporting the reservations, Bhujbal yesterday had criticised the anti-quota protestors and those condemning police cane-charge on them.

"Maharashtra has seen several social movements wherein people have sacrificed their lives for just causes. The overwhelming populace in the state is in favour of reservations", he said.

Bhujbal had recently organised an all-India rally of OBCs at Delhi, which was attended by prominent leaders of various political parties.

http://www.newkerala.com/news2.php?action=fullnews&id=59 641

ohhh.....even kashmir is joining hands in the protest!!! 👏


Medicos in Kashmir join countrywide anti-quota protests

Srinagar: Medicos in Kashmir Valley today joined anti-reservation protests demanding the scrapping of Union HRD Ministry's proposal to increase quotas in institutions of higher learning saying it would lead to brain drain in the country.

Hundreds of medical students gathered near the government medical college premises here and shouted slogans against Union HRD Minister Arjun Singh and the porposed reservation.

"The 50 per cent reservation is 100 per cent politics and it would lead to a brain drain among the doctors," a protesting medico told reporters here.

He said the main aim of the protest was to express solidarity with their colleagues all over the country who have been mercilessly thrashed by police during peaceful demonstrations.

He said the protest was alo aimed at highlighting the plight of government medical college here where the "standards have been falling by the day".

The protesting medicos also demanded scrapping of the proposals which would provide reservation to students from backward classes.

"Once we enter the medical college, we get same facilities and education, then why should the students belonging to categories get further reservations?" they asked.

http://www.newkerala.com/news2.php?action=fullnews&id=61383

Originally posted by: srk_lover

ok...here's another one ronnie...on the maharashtra thing..

Maharashtra minister to lead pro-quota protests

Mumbai: Battle-lines between pro and anti- quota supporters have been drawn in Maharashtra with state PWD minister and NCP leader Chhagan Bhujbal scheduled to lead a pro-reservation demonstration here today.

Yesterday, RPI activists had organised a pro-quota demonstration at the Maidan, a few metres from the spot where doctors and medical students had held a anti-quota dharna.

Hundreds of pro-quota activists and members of thev Mahatma Phule Samta Parishad, the outfit for OBCs floated by Bhujbal, have gathered at the Azad Maidan and awaiting his arrival.

The Parishad activists are planning to take out a morcha from the Maidan to the Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar statue at Cooperage near Mantralaya in south Mumbai, a Parishad office-bearer told PTI.

While supporting the reservations, Bhujbal yesterday had criticised the anti-quota protestors and those condemning police cane-charge on them.

"Maharashtra has seen several social movements wherein people have sacrificed their lives for just causes. The overwhelming populace in the state is in favour of reservations", he said.

Bhujbal had recently organised an all-India rally of OBCs at Delhi, which was attended by prominent leaders of various political parties.

http://www.newkerala.com/news2.php?action=fullnews&id=59 641

thanks for the article

it is that crazy NCP leader Chhagan Bhujba is and his 2 sons who are being pro-reservation

as long as CM Deshmukh is not pro-reservation

Watanparaston Ki Yeh Basti Hai
Inka Shewa Watan Parastin Hai
Sar Kataahe Hai Jaan Dete Hai
Arsh Se Unchi Inki Hasti Hai

ronnie answer my question....wat compromise were they talking about that the government proposed...??