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After Patels, Brahmins demand reservation

Updated At : 06:28 AM Oct 04, 2015 IST

Vadodara, October 3

Amid the ongoing agitation by Patels for quota, an organisation of Brahmins in Gujarat has demanded reservation for community members in government jobs and educational institutes in the state.

The All Gujarat Brahm Samaj also wants the government to pay monthly salary to Brahmin priests serving in temples across the state. — PTI

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After Patels, Brahmins demand reservation

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