PaRCha - JNU - Youth for Equality - 2008 ID-72234
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YOUT FORE UALITY .
16.10.08 .
F ill vacant OBC seats from general category .
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This is not said by Youth For Equality but by the Supreme Court of India. Making it clear that not a single seat must r.emain vacant, the Supreme Court on 14th October 08 directed all Central educational ins~itutions (CEls) to fill the vacant seats in Other Backward Classes category from among the general category candidates by October .
31. This year's admission process in JNU was messy and unclear. A new category was created in the name of 'waiting list' and their wait was never addressed judiciously but by the whim and fancy of the administration. JNU has admitted that 29 seats meant for the_OBC category remained vacant. Now the court order is clear and it must be filled with able general category students before the end of the month of October 08. No politicking is allowed but the implementation of Supreme Court order. .
At this hour it is pertinent how Youth For Eqt!3lity struggled with the Union of lndla and with all political parties with steely determination. It may inspire many Ph.D. thesis how YFE stood against all political parties and prevailed as well. .
13th May 2006, Historic Hunger Strike at the AIIMS L~wn .
A powerful tragedy unfolded in front of the naked eyes of millions of able young men and women of India, as the old stinking bug called quota again resur;aced with a more monstrous form. The medical fraternity showed the world its resilience under the leadership of AIIMS and came to the street of Delhi. In New Deihl few meters away from the Rashtrapati Bhawan and a stone's throvt from the Prime Minister's Ottice on 9th of May 2006 ,water cannon was forced onto the medical students with a speed prohibited by the United Nations Human Rights Commission and World Health Organization. These poor doctors have no one but their stars to thank for the fact that the demonous spout missed their throats and necks or else they would have have had to pay with their lives for the folly of legitimately demonstrating for their rightful demands. In Mumbai, the dty's medical students sitting on a protest march on the road heading towards the Governor's residence, on 12th of May 2006, were beaten black .
.and blue by policemen as if the medical students were dreaded criminals. The clear footage on the electronic media, .
which looked nothing short of the Tianarunen Square brutality, was enough tfor the World's largest Democracy to .
hang its head in shame. The powder was on the-barrel. Only a flick was necessary to conflagrate the struggle .
against the illogical policy of the Government. A leadership was required during the month of May in 2006 to lead .
the struggle. This is when AIIMS in consultation with other medical colleges of Delhi started the struggle. After a .
seri~s of face off with the state managed police ,AIIMS students decided to sit on hunger strike on 13th of May and .
then the rest was history. .
27th May 2006 -Huge YFE Rally at the Ram Leela Ground at New Delhi .
The struggle against the illogical and unscientific OBC reservation policy was on its height in May 2006 when the YFE leadership in consultation with persons of eminence of India decided to organize a huge rally at the Ram Leela ground in New Delhi on 27th of May 08. The mantra of the rally was to show the strength of the youth of India to the political class and to stop the politicians from dividing the society on the basis of CASTE and RELIGION. The public support that came out for the rally was extremely heartening and effusive. Nearly 40,000 people from across the country participated in this historic rally. It was from the platform of this rally that several institution.<; of India announ red their decisions to organize hunger strikes in their respecilve institutes. JNU and liT-. Delhi were prominent among others. April-May 2007-YFE Cdltvincerl Leading Lawyers of India to argue against the OBC Quota .
Youth For Equality sp~arheaded widespread unrest across the country to oppose the illogical and unscientific OBC reservation policy. The Parlicruen. and Politicnl Parties were strange..ly apathetic towards the demands of Youth For Equality. It was this time that the YFE leadership decided to approach the Supreme Court through various petitions covering all the issues to challenge, the political motives of the Parliament. YFE's Judicial Activism started just after the hiscork hunger strike at the AliMS, New Delhi. .
YFE representatives met nearly 700 dignitades which includes members of Mandai Cqmmission (2nd Backward Classes Commission) and Kaka Kalelkar Commission (1st Backward Classes Comnlission) to build up the cases against the OBC reservation policy of the Government. All the senior lawyers of legal profession were contacted by YFE representative to convince them to take our cases at the Supreme Court. YFE representatives are constamly tracking the developments and operating accordingly. YFE has filed a series of petitions through different organizations and individuals covering all aspects of Reservation at the Supreme Court. .
On 1st of December 2006 we have filed a petition no. 269/2006 in the name of RDA, AIIMS & RDA, MAMC Vs. .
Union of India challenging the caste based reservation.· Senior Advocate Harish Salve and K.K. Venugopal argued the case. .
.
PaRCha - JNU - Youth for Equality - 2008 ID-72234
.
YOUT FORE UALITY .
16.10.08 .
F ill vacant OBC seats from general category .
.
This is not said by Youth For Equality but by the Supreme Court of India. Making it clear that not a single seat must r.emain vacant, the Supreme Court on 14th October 08 directed all Central educational ins~itutions (CEls) to fill the vacant seats in Other Backward Classes category from among the general category candidates by October .
31. This year's admission process in JNU was messy and unclear. A new category was created in the name of 'waiting list' and their wait was never addressed judiciously but by the whim and fancy of the administration. JNU has admitted that 29 seats meant for the_OBC category remained vacant. Now the court order is clear and it must be filled with able general category students before the end of the month of October 08. No politicking is allowed but the implementation of Supreme Court order. .
At this hour it is pertinent how Youth For Eqt!3lity struggled with the Union of lndla and with all political parties with steely determination. It may inspire many Ph.D. thesis how YFE stood against all political parties and prevailed as well. .
13th May 2006, Historic Hunger Strike at the AIIMS L~wn .
A powerful tragedy unfolded in front of the naked eyes of millions of able young men and women of India, as the old stinking bug called quota again resur;aced with a more monstrous form. The medical fraternity showed the world its resilience under the leadership of AIIMS and came to the street of Delhi. In New Deihl few meters away from the Rashtrapati Bhawan and a stone's throvt from the Prime Minister's Ottice on 9th of May 2006 ,water cannon was forced onto the medical students with a speed prohibited by the United Nations Human Rights Commission and World Health Organization. These poor doctors have no one but their stars to thank for the fact that the demonous spout missed their throats and necks or else they would have have had to pay with their lives for the folly of legitimately demonstrating for their rightful demands. In Mumbai, the dty's medical students sitting on a protest march on the road heading towards the Governor's residence, on 12th of May 2006, were beaten black .
.and blue by policemen as if the medical students were dreaded criminals. The clear footage on the electronic media, .
which looked nothing short of the Tianarunen Square brutality, was enough tfor the World's largest Democracy to .
hang its head in shame. The powder was on the-barrel. Only a flick was necessary to conflagrate the struggle .
against the illogical policy of the Government. A leadership was required during the month of May in 2006 to lead .
the struggle. This is when AIIMS in consultation with other medical colleges of Delhi started the struggle. After a .
seri~s of face off with the state managed police ,AIIMS students decided to sit on hunger strike on 13th of May and .
then the rest was history. .
27th May 2006 -Huge YFE Rally at the Ram Leela Ground at New Delhi .
The struggle against the illogical and unscientific OBC reservation policy was on its height in May 2006 when the YFE leadership in consultation with persons of eminence of India decided to organize a huge rally at the Ram Leela ground in New Delhi on 27th of May 08. The mantra of the rally was to show the strength of the youth of India to the political class and to stop the politicians from dividing the society on the basis of CASTE and RELIGION. The public support that came out for the rally was extremely heartening and effusive. Nearly 40,000 people from across the country participated in this historic rally. It was from the platform of this rally that several institution.<; of India announ red their decisions to organize hunger strikes in their respecilve institutes. JNU and liT-. Delhi were prominent among others. April-May 2007-YFE Cdltvincerl Leading Lawyers of India to argue against the OBC Quota .
Youth For Equality sp~arheaded widespread unrest across the country to oppose the illogical and unscientific OBC reservation policy. The Parlicruen. and Politicnl Parties were strange..ly apathetic towards the demands of Youth For Equality. It was this time that the YFE leadership decided to approach the Supreme Court through various petitions covering all the issues to challenge, the political motives of the Parliament. YFE's Judicial Activism started just after the hiscork hunger strike at the AliMS, New Delhi. .
YFE representatives met nearly 700 dignitades which includes members of Mandai Cqmmission (2nd Backward Classes Commission) and Kaka Kalelkar Commission (1st Backward Classes Comnlission) to build up the cases against the OBC reservation policy of the Government. All the senior lawyers of legal profession were contacted by YFE representative to convince them to take our cases at the Supreme Court. YFE representatives are constamly tracking the developments and operating accordingly. YFE has filed a series of petitions through different organizations and individuals covering all aspects of Reservation at the Supreme Court. .
On 1st of December 2006 we have filed a petition no. 269/2006 in the name of RDA, AIIMS & RDA, MAMC Vs. .
Union of India challenging the caste based reservation.· Senior Advocate Harish Salve and K.K. Venugopal argued the case. .
.