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Equality/Quota for rich kids and Gyan of Quality and sacrifice for poor kids

 Have nothing to say against ensuring equality through quotas. 

But wait who is getting the benefit 

Poor kids are discriminated just because they are born bahun or chhetri. They are not given opportunities to study in English language as Nepali is official language and poor must carry the nationality as opposed to rich or who are struggling with this hypocrisy, to study and enjoy English pride in the society. Universities require English language for better subject.

Poor kids got lower grades due to their social and economic conditions as well as poor school system of government. But they have to sacrifice their ethos because someone who got wealth and same surname happens to be in government. Burden of others to be on their young shoulders.

However, equality is ensured everywhere for rich kids. Go to xyz prestigious school, get spoon fed and still you are unequal and the oppressor must be sidelined. 

Really these poor kids who’s struggling their life to get education and opportunities are oppressor. Universities should ban them, jobs shouldn’t be given to them. Opportunities shouldn’t be given to them. They will survive on Gyan of Quality and how they are the oppressive ones.

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