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Gng I've been seeing an uprising among students regarding the removal of quota reservations. What if it succeeds. What will that means for northeast? Do you think our people will just accept it and go on with their lives?

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I often see debates and complaints from people in mainland India (Geographically not correct, yes. But it is right in a cultural lens and that is how northeasterns refer to Indians beyond the chicken's neck) arguing that special provisions like the Inner Line Permit, the Sixth Schedule and high reservation quotas in Northeast India are unfair or exclusionary. But as someone living here, I see the ground reality every day. I think a lot of people drastically underestimate the fallout that would occur if the central government actually decided to revoke these protections.

If these provisions were scrapped, wouldn't it immediately lead to mass protests, severe conflict and a massive resurgence of separatism? Here is why I am absolutely sure this is exactly what would happen:

1. The Reality of ST, SC, and OBC Reservations: When we talk about reservations here, we are talking about ST, SC, and OBC quotas. While the vast majority of indigenous populations across the hill states fall under the Scheduled Tribe category, the dynamics surrounding Other Backward Classes and Scheduled Castes are incredibly complex. In several states, the OBC population is significant, and the debate over who gets included in the OBC or ST lists is one of the most heavily contested and volatile political issues in the region.

2. The Manipur Example: We have already seen how explosive the issue of reservation and land rights is. The ongoing tragedy in Manipur was initially triggered by a court directive regarding ST status and who gets access to land and reservations. If just one state's internal debate over moving a community between reservation lists can ignite this level of conflict, imagine the entire region losing its protections overnight.

3. Historical Context of Integration: These constitutional provisions weren't just given away as "freebies." Historically, provisions like the Sixth Schedule and ILP were implemented to protect indigenous culture, land and demographics. More importantly, they were crucial political tools used in various peace accords to cool down intense separatist movements and integrate the Northeast into the Indian Union.

4. The Threat of Resurgent Separatism: Every single state in the Northeast has a history of ethno-nationalism. The removal of land protections and reservation quotas would be viewed universally across the region as an existential threat to indigenous survival. It would almost certainly unite various factions, leading to mass protests and the immediate return of independence movements that have taken decades to calm down.

I feel like people complaining about these provisions don't realize that they are the very glue holding the region's peace together. Speaking from what I see on the ground, removing them wouldn't bring "equality" but would bring chaos.

What are your thoughts? Do people outside the Northeast genuinely not understand the history of these provisions or is there a different way to look at this?

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