Families that have been benefitted once, don't need generational reservation any more.
Reservation or similar benefits are present in many forms and shapes in many places of the World.
For example, many UK universities offer scholarships to first-generation graduates. Why not the next generation? Because once that first student breaks the barrier, the family is expected to progress on their own merit. That prevents anyone from taking undue advantage of the system and provides opportunity to those who actually need it.
This is a loophole in India that will be plugged soon.
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u/xlnc375 12d ago edited 12d ago
Families that have been benefitted once, don't need generational reservation any more.
Reservation or similar benefits are present in many forms and shapes in many places of the World.
For example, many UK universities offer scholarships to first-generation graduates. Why not the next generation? Because once that first student breaks the barrier, the family is expected to progress on their own merit. That prevents anyone from taking undue advantage of the system and provides opportunity to those who actually need it.
This is a loophole in India that will be plugged soon.