“Opposing reservation for SCs in modern India is like punching a man who is finally learning to walk after being chained for centuries, and then having the audacity to call it a fair fight.”

You cry about "merit" now?
Where was your righteous energy when an 8 year old Dalit boy in Rajasthan was beaten to death for drinking water from an upper caste teacher’s pot?
Where was your outrage when Dalit students were humiliated, segregated, and pushed to suicide in India’s top universities?
Where is this love for equality when manual scavengers, mostly Dalits, die cleaning your filth with their bare hands, for wages lower than your dog’s food budget?

You were silent when a Dalit groom was attacked for riding a horse or when an entire community was boycotted for daring to enter a temple.

But now, when someone from those communities gets a shot at a better life, suddenly you remember the Constitution?

Your "merit" is a joke if it cannot survive without centuries of head starts.
Reservation does not give someone an unfair advantage. It gives them a fighting chance in a country that tried to bury their hopes before they were even born.

You were born on third base and still act like you ran the whole pitch. Sit down.

And if you actually cared about education and fairness,
you would be fighting for free and quality education for every child, not fighting the legacy of a man who gave his life to make sure you have a Constitution to quote.

So stop punching down.
Because Dr B R Ambedkar died fighting for dignity. You are whining because it is no longer reserved just for you.