u/Professional-Ear7825

So, I was just having a conversation with my sister just a few minutes ago, I was telling her, how in my college which, I have just joined caste is the common thing asked from me within 10 minutes of interaction. As a SC and a egalitarian, we then remembered how our uncle who is a Govt School Principal, was transferred to A village in Barmer, Rajasthan. How he used to tell us incidents when he came home on holidays, that literally kids are made to sit differently and use different utensils, he made complains to higher authorities but nothing happened, then he started free tution classes to everybody cause there is nothing else to do, but refused to made them sit different serving water with just a water camper with a glass on it.
I made a argument that uncle himself didn't faced anything, maybe the key to solve this caste disease is to have money, A upper living standard or prestige,

She told me a thing that got me into thinking,

He intentionally didn't told us about things that happened with him, cause what he would tell to these 13-14 year old kids, will not be us back then as kids would be terrified if we got to know that these things were faced by our guardians, which we look upto.

Now as a 20 year old, I recall how it was a thing never talked about in our household, literally like there will be a lot incidents with my parents, siblings but we just tend to ignore and not to share about our experiences with it. I think we must educate kids and people in our household atleast to be vocal about anything caste related happens to them and have a talk with kids that they have to deal with mentally ill people.

I don't know how this caste problem will ever solve?
How can be it solved if dominant people are proud of it, and will tell the instant about the caste without any hesitation, but other will be shameful to even declare about their caste.

So I was very excited today because of my Spider-Man: Brand New Day movie show with my friends.

The movie was great, not up to my expectations, but very entertaining.

While returning, this guy stumbled upon us. He was just a known person to my friend. While waiting for the train, talks started about various things—cricket, movies, football.

Then career. He told us how he was rudely told to move out by constables because he wasn't able to expand his chest enough for the CRPF exam measurement. Then he told us why he didn't fill the form for 4th-grade jobs (idk what a 4th-grade job is, maybe peon or something), because there were a lot of "Choti jaat" wale uncles from ________ and _________ caste, and he was ashamed of it. Then he asked my friend, like, "Haina, JAKHAR?" (my friend's surname), looking for confirmation.

LOL, me and my friend were staring at each other like, WTF? We weren't giving him the positive stance he wanted. He understood the environment, said, "Chal yaar, bye," and went on.

Sitting in the train, I was thinking, yaar, it takes only a positive stance to their starter sentence, and then they start spewing hate full on. He was just 19, BTW.

EDIT- fixed spelling mistakes.

IS THIS POSSIBLE IN DELHI WE WILL PUT THE PAMPHLETS ON EVERY CORNER OF DELHI.
WE HAVE VIDEOS PROOFS, WE GOT THEIR FACES, NAMES, SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES