Brahmin Mahakumbh in Lucknow, society angry over new rules of UGC, Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak gave big assurance

News India Live, Digital Desk: The concerns and future strategy of the society were discussed in the ‘Brahmin Mahasammelan’ organized at Visvesvaraya Hall, Lucknow. Deputy Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh in this program Brajesh Pathak Attended as chief guest. The biggest discussion in the conference was on the rules issued by the University Grants Commission (UGC), which the Brahmin community is considering to be against their interests.

UGC controversy: Why is the Brahmin community angry?

During the conference, the speakers strongly reacted to the recent guidelines of UGC. It is alleged that due to the new rules, opportunities for the youth of the society in higher education and educational institutions are decreasing. Speakers said that there is a lack of transparency in the posts and appointments given on the basis of merit, due to which meritorious students are being left behind. It was demanded from the forum that the government should immediately review these rules.

Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak’s stance: “We understand your concern”

Seeing the anger of the society, Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak expressed his views in a very measured manner. He said, “The Brahmin community has always been the torchbearer of nation building. We completely understand your concerns and dilemmas related to the UGC.” He assured that every legitimate demand of the society will be strongly conveyed to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and the Central Government. Pathak emphasized that the government will not allow injustice to any section.

Realizing Political Power: Preparing for 2027?

Experts believe that this gathering in Lucknow was not just a social program. Considering the number of Brahmin voters and their political penetration in Uttar Pradesh, it 2027 assembly elections It is also being seen as a show of strength before. An attempt was made to convey the message in the conference that if the society is ignored, it can affect the election results.

Major demands of the conference:

Amendment in UGC rules: Prioritizing merit and equity in higher education.

Formation of Brahmin Commission: Demand for a separate body to solve the problems of the society.

Conservation of Temples: Special schemes for the welfare of priests and religious places.