Akhil Bharatiya Kshatriya Mahasabha will organise a vishal dharna at Jantar Mantar New Delhi on twenty secondr november 2015 at 10 am for demanding reservation on economic basis rather than on cast basis. a memborandom will be given to the honourable President of India,Prime Minister of India and leader of opposition in Lok Sabha for the above said demand on that day.
A meeting of the national executive of ABKM will be held at Udaipur, Rajasthan on 28th and 29th Nov. 2015. Maharaja Dr. Digvijay Singh, (Wankaner) Former Union Minister and National President of ABKM will preside over the same.

Honble. Punjab and Haryana High Court vide its Historic judgement on 18.09.2015 upheled reservation on economic basis to general cast in Haryana. It should be done throughout India, so that only poor people of all casts may be benefited by the reservation on economic basis rather than reservation on cast basis.

The Kshatriyas are an order form whom were born saints like Ram Krishana, Vishvamitra,Buddha, Jain Tirthankars and Sikh Gurus. The martial qualities of the Kshatriya Community is renowned throughout the world in warfare, in the act of fairplay and forgiveness which has been an integral part of its tradition. It is these qualities which have made history. Moreover, the qualities of giving one's life to keep a promise and give protection to those who seek it are legendary in the folklore of India and have been the foundation or Kshatriya ideology. Samrat Ashok, Samrat Vikramaditya, Raja Bhoj, Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan, Samrat Krishnadeva Raya, Maharana Partap, Chhatrapati Shivaji , are only some of these glorious names. It was the Kshatriyas who stood up against the Muslim in roads and many battles were fought to defend the culture and beliefs of the society. Even in the struggle for independence in 1857, Kshatriya warriors despite their inter-necine warfare had fought the outsiders and many 'fell' on the battlefield. In that period the ' Kshatriya Hitkarni Sabha' had created strong opposition against the imperialistic expansion of the British and revolts were organised in Azamgarh, Gorakhpur, Balia Chhapra and in the Punjab.