Question
State the grounds for inclusion in backward classes.

Answer

  • The first Punch (Kakasaheb Kalelkar Punch) constituted in 1953 has suggested the following grounds as to who can be included in other backward classes.
  • Which are as follows.
  • Lower place in the category of caste prevailing in Hindu society.
  • The level of education in castes or communities is very low.
  • Castes who lack or are under-represented in government service jobs.
  • Their participation in trade, commerce, industry is negligible.
  • Castes or communities are included in other backward classes.
  • At present, the affluent caste in Gujarat is making a fierce agitation to include itself in other backward classes.
  • These issues need to be kept in mind right now.

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