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*Supreme Court Questions Reservation Policy | IAS Parents & Creamy Layer Debate | Ambedkarite Professor’s Powerful Response | DNN Hindi* In this explosive and thought-provoking discussion, *Dalit News Network (DNN Hindi)* brings you a detailed analysis of the latest remarks made by the *Supreme Court of India* regarding the reservation system and the ongoing *creamy layer debate* in India. The big question raised during the hearing — “If both parents are IAS officers, why should their children continue getting reservation benefits?” — has triggered a nationwide political, constitutional, and social justice debate. ([The Times of India][1]) In this special interview and political analysis, an *Ambedkarite professor* gives a sharp and detailed response to the Supreme Court’s observations on **OBC reservation**, **social mobility**, and the future of affirmative action in India. The discussion explores whether economic upliftment alone can erase caste-based discrimination, and whether reservation should continue for families who have already achieved educational and administrative success. The video deeply examines: Supreme Court observations on reservation policy OBC creamy layer controversy IAS parents and reservation benefits debate Social justice vs merit debate Ambedkarite perspective on reservation SC/ST/OBC reservation system in India Constitutional safeguards for backward classes Caste discrimination and social inequality Reservation in education and government jobs Political reactions to Supreme Court remarks Impact on UPSC aspirants and government recruitment Reservation policy reforms and creamy layer discussions The Supreme Court recently questioned whether children of highly educated and economically empowered families should continue availing reservation benefits under the OBC category, especially when both parents hold top government positions such as IAS officers. ([Live Law][2]) This observation has reignited debates around the concept of the *“creamy layer”**, which was originally introduced after the landmark **Indra Sawhney judgment* to ensure that reservation benefits reach the most disadvantaged communities. ([Drishti IAS][3]) At the same time, many social justice activists, Ambedkarite scholars, and constitutional experts argue that caste discrimination in India is not purely economic, and therefore reservation cannot be reduced only to income-based criteria. The discussion in this video explores these conflicting viewpoints in detail. This DNN Hindi exclusive is essential viewing for: UPSC aspirants Students preparing for SSC, PCS & judiciary exams Researchers of Indian politics and constitution Ambedkarite thinkers and social activists Those interested in caste politics and reservation policy Viewers following Supreme Court news and political debates Watch till the end for a powerful constitutional perspective on reservation, equality, representation, and social justice in modern India. Subscribe to *Dalit News Network (DNN Hindi)* for fearless journalism, ground reports, Dalit politics, Bahujan issues, constitutional debates, social justice news, and exclusive political interviews. #SupremeCourt #Reservation #OBCReservation #CreamyLayer #IAS #UPSC #DalitNews #DNNHindi #ReservationDebate #SupremeCourtNews #SCSTReservation #Ambedkar #Ambedkarite #SocialJustice #IndianConstitution #CastePolitics #OBC #SCST #Bahujan #DalitPolitics #ReservationPolicy #IASOfficer #SupremeCourtHearing #PoliticalNews #IndiaNews #UPSCPreparation #ConstitutionOfIndia #CreamyLayerDebate #DNN #HindiNews [1]: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/i... "'If both parents are IAS officers, why reservation?' Supreme Court questions quota for creamy layer" [2]: https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/if... "'If Both Parents Are IAS Officers, Why Should Children Have Reservation?' : Supreme Court" [3]: https://www.drishtiias.com/daily-upda... "Creamy Layer in SC/ST Reservation"