Gen-Z of Backward Classes must unite and oppose anti-reservation forces: OBC Students’ Association

The All India OBC Students Association has passed a resolution urging Gen-Z students from backward classes to unite against anti-reservation forces. The convention emphasized the importance of social justice and constitutional rights.
Why it matters
The resolution reflects ongoing political discourse in India regarding caste-based reservations and the mobilization of youth in social justice movements.
The All India OBC Students Association (AIOBCSA) passed a resolution at its 7th national convention here on Friday, calling on Gen-Z from Backward Classes to unite and oppose anti-reservation forces through democratic means.
The convention was held at the Savitribai Phule auditorium, University of Hyderabad, marking the 200th birth anniversary of Mahatma Jyotirao Phule and 36 years of Mandal Diwas.
Addressing the gathering, association president Gowd Kiran Kumar said reservation is a constitutional measure to ensure social justice and equal opportunity. He said anti-reservation campaigns seek to weaken constitutional rights of Other Backward Classes, and called on students and youth to understand the history of the social justice movement and protect constitutional values.
Students and research scholars from various universities participated in discussions on caste census, proportionate representation, quality education and implementation of reservation.
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