RHA Mission
Reservation Hatao Andolan (RHA) exists to give India's unemployed and underemployed youth a loud, organised, digital voice — using satire as our weapon and accountability as our goal.
What this means in practice
Time-bound review
Push for reservation quotas to be reassessed on a fixed schedule against current data, not left unchanged for decades.
Economic criteria first
Advocate for need-based, economic-criteria-first affirmative action alongside existing categories.
Youth accountability
Hold institutions and political parties accountable for unemployment, paper leaks, and broken promises to India's youth.
Who we serve
Every Indian citizen frustrated by the gap between constitutional promise and everyday reality — regardless of caste, religion, or background. RHA's free membership is open to anyone who shares this mission.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is RHA's mission?
To replace India's permanent, decades-old reservation framework with a transparent, periodically-reviewed, need-based system — and to give unemployed youth a louder political voice.
Is RHA against reservation for disadvantaged groups?
RHA's stated position is not to abolish support for disadvantaged groups outright, but to make it time-bound, economic-criteria-first, and subject to regular review rather than fixed indefinitely.
Who can support RHA's mission?
Any Indian citizen — membership is free and open to everyone who shares the mission, regardless of background.
How does RHA pursue this mission?
Primarily through digital activism: satire, awareness campaigns, free membership drives, and public pressure campaigns.
