Archive · 10 Nov 2025
BC Samaj Demands 42% Quota, Constitutional Protection for Reservations
Some people called the BC Samaj want to make sure that groups of people considered 'Backward Classes' get a fair share of jobs and school spots.
They are asking for 42% of these opportunities to be set aside for them.
They also want this to be a permanent rule, like some other important laws, so it can't be easily changed.
They held a meeting to talk about this and encouraged everyone to support candidates who promise to help make this happen.
They believe this is important for fairness and to give everyone a better chance.
BC Samaj urged all political parties to commit to implementing BC reservations effectively.
They demanded 42% reservation for Backward Classes in education, employment, and local body elections.
The organization called for placing BC reservations under the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution for legal protection, similar to Tamil Nadu.
Community leaders emphasized the need for political empowerment of BCs through increased representation.
The 'Chai Pe Charcha' event aimed to gather support and encourage voting for BC candidates.
- Who
- BC Samaj State Secretary Modal Srinivas Sagar and other BC community leaders
- What
- Demanded 42% reservation for Backward Classes (BCs) in education, employment, and local body elections, and urged for constitutional protection of these reservations by placing them under the Ninth Schedule.
- When
- During a 'Chai Pe Charcha' program organized by the BC Samaj Mahbubnagar district unit.
- Where
- MVS College Grounds in Christianpally, Mahbubnagar.
- Why
- To ensure effective implementation of BC reservations, achieve true social justice, and empower the BC community politically.
- Organization
- BC Samaj
- Demand
- 42% reservation for Backward Classes (BCs)
- Proposed Method
- Place BC reservations under the Ninth Schedule via constitutional amendment
- Location of Event
- MVS College Grounds, Christianpally, Mahbubnagar
- Event Type
- Chai Pe Charcha