It is the Constitutional provision for reservations that has bettered the condition of the Bahujans in political, educational and economic realms. That has given the Bahujans an opportunity to play an important role in the all-round development of the country. But Bahujans are yet to get adequate representation in the administration of public institutions. Take the public universities in Haryana, for example, none of which has a Dalit vice-chancellor or registrar.
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