New Delhi: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Secretary General Dattatreya Hosabale on Tuesday said that the reservation is a tool for affirmative actions and must continue during certain parts of the community experience “inequality.” RSS is a strong support for reservation, he added.
Underwind that Indian history will “incomplete” without Dalit history, Hosabale says they have been at the forefront of social change.
He spoke at the event organized by the Indian Foundation for the launch of a book, titled “Modern Dalit Historical Maker”.
“Indian history is no different from the history of Dalits.
Without their history, Indian history is incomplete,” Hosabale said.
Speaking of reservations, Hosabale Category said he and his organization, Rashtriya SwayamSevak Sangh “is a strong supporter of reservations.” He also said, “Social and social justice harmony is not a political strategy for us and both are religious budgets for us.” Stating the reservation was “historical needs” for India, said Hosabale, “it must continue as long as there are inequality experienced by certain parts of the community.” Explain the reservation as a tool for “affirmative action”, Hosabale said that reservations and reconciliation (between all parts of society) had to walk along.
He also said it would be unfair to win the personality who led social change in the community as “Dalit Leader” because they were leaders of the entire community.
“When we discuss various aspects of SC and ST community, there are always certain aspects in front of such a reservation.
My organization and I are a strong supporter of bookings for decades.
When there are anti-reservation protests on many campuses, we passed resolution and set up Seminar on Patna to support the reservation, “Hosabale said.