Solution

POLICY OF RESERVATION OF SEATS IN PROFESSIONAL COURSES
Good morning, respected judges and the esteemed audience! The topic of today’s debate is ‘Policy of reservation of seats for professional courses, is good for the deprived section of the society, I, stand before you to speak against the motion.
According to the Indian constitution, reservation in all the fields whether education, jobs or any other place, has been made to bring underprivileged classes at par with privileged or general ones. There are numerous reservations like reservations for women, reservations for the physically challenged, reservations for an economically backward class, reservations for scheduled castes, etc. But, I believe that this leads to further discrimination in society. It had started with a very good objective of uplifting the socially backward society to give them equal opportunities. But with time its meaning has been changed and the aim of starting it is lost. People have started taking undue advantage of it. This has resulted in widespread protests and counter-protests as it has affected thousands of jobs and admissions opportunities. Students securing 80 or 90 per cent sometimes lag behind the underprivileged who do secure only 40 or 50 per cent for taking admission in the vocational or professional courses.
It denies the equality of opportunity to those who do not belong to backward communities. They are denied admissions even though they have secured a good percentage. This would also perpetuate caste feelings among people and hamper national unity. Also, the reservation systems in India are creating manpower which is not able to compete at the global level. India needs people who can work for the growth and development but reservation is raising undeserving candidates at higher positions. Hence, I think a reservation system should be demolished.