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Why are general category students against new UGC rules? | Government vs Students | Explained.

Why are general category students against new UGC rules? | Government vs Students | Explained. #shorts #politics #ugc UGC’s new anti-discrimination guidelines have triggered strong protests from general category students across India. Why are students opposing rules meant to prevent caste-based discrimination in universities? This video explains the full controversy behind UGC’s new guidelines, referencing the Rohith Vemula case (2016), Payal Tadvi case (2019), Supreme Court directions to UGC, and surveys claiming 75% IIT students faced caste discrimination. We break down Equal Opportunity Centres, Equity Committees, equity squads, anonymous complaints, removal of penalties for false complaints, and fears of misuse similar to the SC/ST Act. Watch this neutral and detailed analysis to understand both sides of the debate—social justice vs fairness, representation, and due process in Indian higher education.

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