Chandrashekhar Advocates for Caste Census and Enhanced Reservation in Lok Sabha

Chandrashekhar, chief of the Azad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram), called for a caste census and increased reservations for deprived classes during a debate in the Lok Sabha. He highlighted the lack of resource redistribution since India's independence and demanded the scrapping of the Agniveer scheme and restoration of the old pension scheme.

In a fervent appeal during a Lok Sabha debate, Azad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) chief Chandrashekhar demanded the implementation of a caste census to ensure social justice for India's deprived classes.

Chandrashekhar critiqued the stagnant redistribution of wealth and resources since India's independence in 1947, urging for increased reservations based on population data.

The MP from Nagina also called for the abolition of the short-term Agniveer army recruitment scheme and the reintroduction of the old pension system, citing the President's address inadequacies on private sector reservations.

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