Sir, though Manu code does not exist today and since it does not exist, it does not affect us adversely or otherwise, if it makes you happy I would say that it exists and we are being victimized. I hope now you will be satisfied that I have accepted it.
You are mixing too many issues at the same time with the so called Manu code. Now you have brought in the discussion the reservation system.
Reservation system was not introduced because of the Manuwadi system, but because the founding fathers of the INDIAN CONSTITUTION felt that the downtrodden people from a few castes who were historically a disadvantaged lot and hence, educationally and socially backward needed affirmative action on part of the state (country). According to you Manu code was made by the Brahmins to benefit themselves at the cost of other castes. How did reservations benefit the Brahmins?????
You say that reservations is based on Manu code and at the same time the fact is that the writers of Manu code i.e. the Brahmins are not benefitted by reservation. This in itself is a big contradiction. How did the brahmins benefit by giving reservations to SC/ST and the OBCs????? Still you say it is Manuwad.
On the one hand you complain that Brahmins put us in the backward castes/shudras and on the other NOW we (you) fought to put us (yourself) in the Backward (OBC) category. What can be a bigger contradiction??
Though it is true that the administration of religious affairs and management of temples in India is done by Brahmins (and also the govt. through trusts/boards), how does it affect you personally or as a community?????
I am yet to get a clear cut answer from you as to how you are being VICTIMISED TODAY by this Manu code. Are you not given admissions in schools/colleges? Are you not able to apply for the profession/career of your choice? Please elaborate. You have till now not provided anything about the victimization aspect of Jats by Manu code in today's times. You are just raising an issue (though it is not existent) but not providing the specifics.