in ideal world it should be the case but its not the case in bharat, Plz read articles about Sachar commission report. 15% Muslims have less then 3% Jobs and are most backward among backwards, its nothing but due to discrimination.
Did you also read about that over 35% non muslims dont even have even 1% of reserved Jobs?
Various states give anywhere between 3-6% reservations in jobs for muslims.
Given that we have 15% muslims, 3-6% reservations means reservation available to 20-40% of muslim population.
And given that we have arround 23% people who are below poverty, if we are offering jobs to more than 20% of muslim population that means we are able to take care of poors in the given community. Going by that its fair to say they probably have more then required share in reservations.
i agree, but its parliaments responsibility to protect the rights of minorities and giving them rights, are 15% Indians who happen to be Muslims dont deserve proportional representation in parliament? if you are against proportional,
We have a ministry of minority affairs, its the job of that ministry to protect rights of minorities.
Representation in parliament is of people elected by public and not religion elected by public. So parliamentarians collectively work towards protecting rights of every individual including minorities . Any you know till date this ministry is headed by someone from minority community itself.
There use to be ministry of minority affairs in pakistan which then became ministry of national harmony which further diluted to ministry of religious affairs , in totality minorities are just given lolipops on the name of reservations in parliament.
why dont parties give 15% direct tickets to Muslim candidates so they can have voice?
We are not a religious state, so our parliamentarian elections are not fought on basis of religious representation.
Going by your logic, every community will then ask for there reservations to represent there rights. Say group of industrial labours will say we are X% give us reservations, unorganized labour will say y% give us represetnation to put our rights and then business house will say we are z% give us rights to represent so that present our case.
This is not how parliament works. To represent this various groups interests we have ministries like ministry of commerce, ministry of labour employment etc etc.
Each ministry then have organizational structure working at central level similarly at state levels too which then co-ordinate together to bring there issues and representations.
I think you need to read more about a democratic secular parliamentarian system of governance to understand how good this structure works.