Stand Against Unjust UGC Rules — Raise Your Voice Democratically

The UGC black law is a rule that can unfairly declare members of the Savarna community guilty without any fault on their part. This rule could be extremely dangerous for society in the future. The protest being carried out by our brothers and sisters from the Shravan community against this issue is completely justified.

If the government does not withdraw this black law, there is a possibility that the Savarna community may launch a strong or even violent protest. One thing, however, is certain: if the UGC rule is not rolled back in the future, the government may have to face very serious and devastating consequences. People from different sections of society have become increasingly aggressive regarding their respective caste and religious identities.

There is also a lot of dirty politics being played by both the present government and the opposition. Recently, we saw a very inappropriate protest carried out by the Cockroach Janta Party, which was not justified. We strongly oppose such actions. This should not happen.

At the same time, we believe that people should strongly raise their voices for their rights through peaceful and democratic means. We do not support violence. However, when it comes to the rights, future, and well-being of our children and our community, we must oppose any such policy firmly and strongly.

We hope that the Savarna community will continue to protest strongly and, when necessary, demonstrate its opposition through lawful and peaceful means.

A Democratic Response to Divisive Politics

Our current government is taking the country toward such a negative and unhealthy atmosphere that, if this continues, people from different sections of society may become increasingly divided in the future.

Today, tensions are being seen between different social groups, including OBC, SC, and ST communities. Tomorrow, there could be attempts to create conflicts between Brahmins and Rajputs, between OBC and SC/ST communities, or even between SC and ST communities. If society continues to be divided in this manner, it could have extremely damaging consequences for the unity and future of our country.

We should not allow politics to turn communities against one another. India belongs to every caste, community, and section of society. No government should benefit politically by creating divisions among its own citizens.

The people must give a democratic answer to any government whose policies they believe are harmful to society.

And how can we give that answer?

Through our vote.

If we believe that the BJP government has become overconfident or arrogant and is not listening to the concerns of ordinary citizens, then we have the democratic right to express our dissatisfaction through the ballot box in the upcoming elections.

Our response should be peaceful, constitutional, and democratic—not violent.

The power of democracy ultimately belongs to the people.

We will answer through our votes.
We will stand against divisive politics.
We will stand for social harmony, equality, and justice.