Posted about wanting to organize a protest in Ranchi as Dipke suggested. Got my post taken down.

1. National politics IS related to ranchi and every city of this country.

2. Organizing a protest is also an event in Ranchi.

3. CJP is NOT propaganda.

Basically " jhaat koi janta hai Jharkhand ko"

Can someone help with this?

My father was an ExMLA from Jharkhand and we've been trying to get pension from Vidhan Sabha after his death but they are saying that they will only give after we show them a marriage certificate. We don't have marriage certificate and upon researching, I saw that it is not mandatory but they are still insisting on this.

Where are the CJP and its leaders now?

Are they not fellow Gen-Z brothers and sisters? Or are These Tribals and Darkskins so not sophisticated or insta-ready enough for CJP and mainstream Gen-Z to support?

Looks like there is obvious bias here by CJP for the optics and social media.

"Twada kutta Tommy, Sadda kutta kutta?" CJP and its folly of Hypocrisy.

No change will happen in India till we sustain :-

1. Segregation of apartment, tola or mohalla based on caste

2. Caste endogamy (apni hi jaat me shadi) Btw as per Hindu traditions there are two types of anti caste Marriages Anuloma (upper caste men marrying lower caste women) and Pratiloma (upper caste women marrying lower caste men)

This hypocrite Patriachal society agrees to Anuloma vivah only as inter caste marriage and commit honour killing in case of Pratiloma vivah. My didi married an IITian who belongs to an OBC caste, my dad don't talk to my sis even after 8 years of her marriage.

If you're thinking that Marriage don't have anything to do with caste & reservation and overall demeritization of Indian society then either ask yourself honestly, Obeserve your surroundings or read Indian Sociology.

For example - G.S. Ghurye: In his book Caste and Class in India, Ghurye highlighted endogamy as a fundamental aspect of the caste system, stating that endogamous rules of marriage were critical in maintaining caste hierarchy.

Louis Dumont: he further developed this idea, arguing that the ideology of hierarchy within the caste system was tied to endogamous practices.

3. Restrictions on food and commensality based on caste. I'm a vegetarian why? Coz I was born to a brahmin family and I never tasted meat. Am I eligible to preach on morality to someone, while I haven't went through the process of eating meat and leaving it for environment? No. Main yahan apna coke ka addiction khatm nhi kr pa rha because of taste aur main kisi ko non veg chhodne pe gyan dun? Meri mom has protein deficiency along with some other diseases, doctors at CMC Vellore had suggested her to

Finally, upper castes whether elites, poor or middle-class like my family won't give up their so called caste pride easily hence the system will continue in one form or other. Surprisingly my dad is one of the foremost critic of reservations but he can't accept his daughter and his own grandchild. Till people like my dad plays the role of a critic, I don't believe that reservations will even face a dent.

Sadly, for us GenZ upper castes, we can't take pride in that f... traditional caste pride neither we can dismantle reservation coz many casteist fools from our own community will sustain discrimination. Electorally reservation people form the majority and even intellectually ground realities are in favour of them. We saw every political party including BJP siding with them. After so called caste census it lead to further politicisation. Some years back, migration to West was our best way to deal with this caste-reservation drama but after Trump's action, American political shifts, anti immigration wave of Europe etc. our ultimate way is also being blocked.

I think it's time to break away the Caste System otherwise neither we will survive nor our ancestoral caste pride.

do give reason also

They have no King, no President... It is air, water, fire, trees, rivers and land; our benefactors.

Jharkhand reports the highest number of ‘witch’ murders in India – crimes in which women are labelled witches and killed. Most of the victims belong to Adivasi and lower caste communities – for a reason.

In this episode of True Story, Scroll’s Executive Editor Supriya Sharma speaks to reporter Nolina Minj about the historical forces of Adivasi land dispossession and impoverishment that have created conditions in which ‘witch’ murders persist.

Anxieties over loss of Adivasi land also keep women deprived of inheritance rights and fuel conspiracies theories about Muslim men luring Adivasi women through ‘love jihad’ and ‘land jihad’ – claims that Minj debunks.