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Anuradha Tiwari calls for direct government dialogue with RHA Reforms

Anuradha Tiwari draws attention to what she describes as a significant chronology: RHA Reforms presented its demands in Delhi on 25 August, those demands circulated widely on 26 August, and a government communication followed on 27 August containing points she says closely mirrored the movement’s charter. Referring to Harsh Dubey’s released letter of demands, she argues that reproducing similar demands on paper is not a substitute for direct engagement. Her message to the government is that it should open talks with the movement directly, otherwise the agitation will continue.

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Anuradha Tiwari calls for direct government dialogue with RHA Reforms

Anuradha Tiwari draws attention to what she describes as a significant chronology: RHA Reforms presented its demands in Delhi on 25 August, those demands circulated widely on 26 August, and a government communication followed on 27 August containing points she says closely mirrored the movement’s charter. Referring to Harsh Dubey’s released letter of demands, she argues that reproducing similar demands on paper is not a substitute for direct engagement. Her message to the government is that it should open talks with the movement directly, otherwise the agitation will continue.

Attribution: Source: Anuradha Tiwari’s public post on X (@talk2anuradha), published 27 August 2026. The chronology and claim that the government copied or mirrored the movement’s demands are attributed to Tiwari and are not independently established by this record.

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Vedansh says he started @RHAreforms and asked Ajeet Bharti to lead it

In an August 4 post on X, Vedansh (@Vwealthx) said he created the Reservation Hatao Andolan (@RHAreforms) Instagram page to begin a national discussion on reservation, and that he later repeatedly asked Ajeet Bharti to take the lead. The post is retained here as a first-person source on the movement's origin and leadership transition.

Attribution: First-person statement by Vedansh (@Vwealthx) on X. This Activity records what he said; it does not by itself resolve competing claims about who founded or led the wider movement.

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Neha Das shares a thread disputing several historical oppression narratives

In this X post, Neha Das presents a thread that challenges a number of widely circulated historical claims, including claims concerning the breast tax, “jhadu-matki” practices, Bhima Koregaon, access to education for Shudra/Dalit communities, and the role of Shudra/Dalit priests. The post describes these claims as debunked and invites readers to save the thread for reference.

Attribution: Attributed to Neha Das (@neha_laldas) in a post on X.

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