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Several Detained At Delhi's Connaught Place Over Anti-Reservation Protests

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Several Detained At Delhi's Connaught Place Over Anti-Reservation Protests
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Protesters gathered at Delhi's Connaught Place to demand reforms to India's caste-based reservation system, advocating for economic criteria over caste-based quotas. Police detained over 20 individuals for demonstrating without official permission.

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The protest highlights ongoing social tensions in India regarding the balance between affirmative action and economic-based welfare policies.

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Around 300 people gathered at Connaught Place's outer circle in Delhi on Sunday to protest against caste-based reservation and demand reforms in the quota system, with police detaining over 20 protesters from the site, officials said.The protesters, who raised slogans and carried placards, called for greater emphasis on economic criteria in deciding eligibility for reservation and government support, arguing that assistance should reach economically disadvantaged people irrespective of caste.Police said over 20 people gathered at Connaught Place were detained and removed from the site as no permission had been granted for the demonstration.Police maintained a presence at Connaught Place as the gathering was cleared from the protest site.A key demand raised during the demonstration was the introduction of a creamy-layer criterion and a review of the existing reservation framework.Protesters also sought changes in policies concerning Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes."We are not against reservation.

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