Should Socio-Economically Empowered SC/ST Children of IAS and IPS Officers Benefit from Reservations?
In contemplating whether the SC/ST children of socio-economically empowered individuals, particularly those in esteemed roles like the IAS and IPS, should still benefit from reservations and quotas, we enter into a nuanced conversation. While acknowledging the historical struggles faced by marginalized communities, it's important to consider how socio-economic empowerment impacts the necessity of such affirmative action measures. It's undeniable that historical oppression has deeply affected certain communities, and the attainment of socio-economic empowerment, as seen in the children of IAS and IPS officers, represents progress towards addressing these injustices. Through their parents' achievements, these individuals often gain access to better educational opportunities, healthcare facilities, and overall living conditions, which can help break the cycle of poverty and marginalization. However, despite these advancements, systemic biases persist in various aspects of soci...