OBCs voice protest against reservation

At the risk of self-aggrandising, here’s a personal example. When I was in queue for admission to various business schools, I could have easily confirmed my seat in one of the country’s premier institutes had I opted for a reservation quota seat. But frankly I didn’t deserve that seat in the spirit of the law, since I had sufficient financial resources to match up with those from the open category. The logical thing to do was to opt for an open category seat, which I did, even though it meant by-passing a prised seat in a premier B-school.
- Will the IIMs abolish existing quotas? MANGESH SAKHARAM GHOGRE (Economic Times)

I was the topper of my batch and got through to medical college through all India entrance exam, till then I was known as a topper by my classmates but then came VP singh and mandal and since then I’m known as an OBC who also happens to be a topper.
- Letter from an OBC (personal blog)