New Delhi:
Addressing the ongoing issue related to the UGC, Chandrashekhar Azad made a strong and unambiguous statement today. He said that it has now become completely clear which news channels, journalists, and newspapers truly stand with the Bahujan community—and which do not. He further added that this is the time to assess which leaders and political parties are openly raising their voices in support of the rights of the SC, ST, and OBC communities.
Chandrashekhar Azad emphasized that the role of the media and politics should not be limited to issuing statements alone. Instead, they must stand on the ground and actively support the fight for rights and justice. He appealed to society to make decisions not based on emotions, but on facts and real actions, to determine who is genuinely standing with them.
He also stated that the Bahujan community has now become aware and is beginning to understand who is trying to suppress their voice and who is strengthening it. At such a critical time, he said, it is the responsibility of society to distinguish between right and wrong and remain united in the struggle for their rights.
It is noteworthy that Chandrashekhar Azad is widely regarded as a popular leader among the Bahujan community, especially within SC, ST, and OBC sections. Supporters believe that he has consistently raised the voice of the 85 percent Bahujan population, and his statement on the UGC issue is another link in that ongoing struggle.
Following his statement, discussions have intensified in political and social circles, with many suggesting that in the coming days, the true role of the media, politics, and society will become even more evident before the public.