After all, why is caste discrimination increasing in higher educational institutions?

SOCIAL NEWS - In the last five years, more than 13 thousand Dalit, backward and tribal students have left IITs, IIMs and central universities.There is a need to see and understand whether people left studies or were forced to leave. After independence, we undoubtedly succeeded in establishing equality in voting, but equality at the social level remains a very distant dream. In the last ten years we have even moved in the opposite direction. Manusmriti seems to be determining the daily routine more than the Constitution. In the midst of the spreading fire of open Dalit oppression, Modi had to say, spare my Dalit brothers. Despite this, just touching a water pitcher in schools leads to murder. How so much hatred and violence arose remains a very difficult question. In our country, we find caste discrimination in our upbringing itself. With which children not to play, to play but not to go to their house, even if you go home, not to drink water or not to eat anything, training is given in our homes. Punishment is also given for violating this training so that the crime cannot be committed again. This means that in the homes of so-called upper castes, Dalits and tribals are taught to ignore, ignore and ignore them. This childhood training becomes fatal for someone when he grows up. The figures of our government itself show that more than 11 thousand posts of teachers are vacant. In only 33 out of 45 central universities, 1,097 posts of teachers in SC/ST category were to be filled but only 212 were filled. In 18 out of 33 universities, not a single post from this category was filled. This happening, and continuing to happen, will fuel the despair and frustration of this section of the population who see their rights being killed every day and in contrast, it will also give rise to arrogance and domineering among the so-called upper castes.