Our Demands: Building an Equal
Nation for Dalits
Despite decades of independence, India remains far from Babasaheb’s vision of a true democracy. While upper-caste communities control institutions and resources, Dalits struggle for basic survival. The data on land ownership, income inequality, and lack of representation highlights this disparity.
Reservation in Private Sector
Extend reservations to private sector jobs and education to ensure equal opportunities for Dalits
Fulfillment of Backlog Vacancies
Address pending vacancies in government jobs to eliminate institutional barriers
Proportional Representation
Enact laws for population - proportionate inclusion in public institutions and services
Separate Settlements
Create self-sufficient Dalit settlements with land and basic amenities
Autonomous Institutions
Support Dalit - led educational and economic institutions to promote self - reliance
The Historical Struggle
For centuries, Dalits have faced systemic discrimination, untouchability, and socio-economic marginalization. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's tireless efforts laid the foundation for a constitutional framework aimed at dismantling these oppressive structures. However, the legacy of caste continues to impact lives deeply.