Is it the Nationality?   BALCO, an hidden lesson for the indigenous Before independence, this country was ruled by the britishers and that rule was considered as the most cruel one. That rule was called as dictators rule and people who participated in the freedom movement, specifically from congress were questioning that they don’t get adequate representation in the responsible government. After in dependance, democracy was accepted. In a democratic country every citizen excepts justice, equality, liberty, in every field, but when we got independence the country was handed over to those who were opposing democracy for years. They got full control of democratic rulling. Due to democracy major government undertaking schemes were launched and all those depressed class people who were kept away from education, property got representated. But in this democracy the arya Brahmins continued their supremacy and Brahmanism in these sectors. Due to percentage increase of indigenous people in these sectors, they were coming in a key holding positions which was a dangerous signal for the arya-brahmins and seeing the future in danger, during the tenure of Mr. P.V. Narsimha Rao, Congress government took a step of privitisation and Vajpeyee Government gave it a final touch. Due to the growing awareness, the indigenous people were thinking that these steps of privitisation will make India once again slave. To marginalize this anti-privitisation feeling the Brahmin bania press media propogated that only people accepted that, but that was done only to make anti-privatisation feeling-pro-active. But now not only sectors which are in loss, but the profitable sectors are also privitised, which is beyond imagination BALCO (Bharat Aluminium Company Ltd.) in Chattisgarh state was sold by one foriegener to another foriegner. Has the privitisation become a tool of brahmanism? Was really the BALCO plant was in loss? The BALCO plant was the most profitable plant when the employees stand against the decision, Govt. moved to court. The government itself created a crime by selling a profitable company and went to court to get justice. Why the government approached supreme court? Is an important question to the indigenous. How this is the nationality> Government sold the profitable company and took shetter of supreme court. Not only this but goverment is expecting from the supreme court that based on the objective of the constitution it should give justice in the interest of people. But those employees who were against these privisation and were on agitation for the last two months, considering this scenario and before giving any important judgement , supreme court ordered that the agitation should be stopped and all the employees should return back to work. Is really privitisation a big issue for all those who were kept away from power, property for years. For these people it was not a privitisation issue but a issue of making them slave. All the brahmin-bania press media propogated that this decision was in the interest of nation. But this decision was not in the interest of nation but definitely it was in the interest of arya-brahmins, who want to always supreme. How a decision taken in the interest of 3% arya brahmins be a interest of nation. Is a decision given against the interest of 85% indigineous people a national interest. Surely not. Responsibilities of Indigineous Bahujan Society After the decision of privitisation of most profitable BALCO company, the government haven’t stop. Government had privatized some of the sectors of defence and also some other fields. This privitisation move is nothing but making the indigenous mass once again slave. Can we give the responsibility to save democracy on those who had made up their mind to destroy it? Hence it’s now our (indigenous people) responsibility unite all SC/ST/OBC unimaginable strength and power and use it whenever our interest are in danger. There is no other alternative than this, otherwise the guards of democracy will slap us every thime and we will do nothing than watching what is happening.