Watch the burning of 50 Dalit Houses in Lathor , Dist. Bolagir in Orissa (Orissa Caste Atrocity). The dreams are burnt so easily, luckily someone recorded the program on his mobile. While the whereabouts of that person are still not known, somebody says he might have been beaten! Readers please find time to send this video to as many as possible. Also you may like to protest here by writing comments..>>
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Manji Solanki, a 55-year-old deputy sarpanch of Jalila village, Ranpur taluka, Botad district about 150 kilometres from Ahmedabad, Gujarat, was riding his motorcycle when a car rammed into his motorcycle and knocked him down. As Manji Solanki fell down, the occupants of the car, a group of men belonging to Kathi Darbar (Kshatriya) community, thrashed him with sticks and pipes. After the attackers left him on the road, Solanki called his family for help.
Local villagers and relatives rushed him to Ahmedabad for treatment. Even though severely injured, Solanki narrated the whole incident en route and named his attackers which has been recorded by his relatives. However, he succumbed to his injuries and was declared brought dead by doctors of Civil hospital in Ahmedabad.
A day after the murder, the family members of Manji Solanki refused to accept Solanki’s body from Civil hospital Ahmedabad unless all nine accused who were by identified by Solanki, are arrested. The family has also refused to accept compensation from the government offered to them.
He had been helping several dalits of the village to fight cases of atrocities and that had irked the members of the upper caste who had threatened Solanki multiple times. Solanki had applied for a weapon licence, approval of which is pending with the Collector of Botad. Solanki had also sought protection from the Home Minister and Director General of Police (DGP) Gujarat, but was yet to receive police protection.
In a letter to DGP in 2010, Solanki whose wife is the sarpanch of the village, had stated that members of Kathi Darbar community (Hindu Uppur Caste) had threatened him and his supporters and had attacked them with swords three times.
Tushar Solanki, son of Manji Solanki claimed that he had been recently attacked four times before the fatal attack on June 19 that claimed his life. The last attack on Solanki was May 3, 2018.
In accordance with the FIR, Tushar Solanki named Bhagirathsinh, Kisansinh and Hardiksinh as accused.
Noticeably, this is the third incident in less than a month when a dalit has been killed by men of the upper castes in Saurashtra region of Gujarat. Last week, one Prakash Parmar was hacked to death in Surendranagar district. Earlier, a dalit youth in Rajkot district who was pursuing the murder case of his father, was killed by family member of the accused who killed his father.
Botad Superintendent of Police Harshad Mehta told The Indian Express that Manji did make a representation to his office on June 6. “He had approached us with a request to give him personal security officers. As part of the due process, the police station concerned was undertaking a threat assessment,” he said, adding that the Dalit family did not have any police protection as of Wednesday.
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This is the third incident in less than a month in the Saurashtra region where a Dalit has been murdered, allegedly by Kshatriyas.
The victim’s family claimed Manji’s repeated requests for police protection did not elicit a positive response. Before the attack Wednesday, he had been targeted four times, the last on March 3, 2018 when he was stabbed, claimed Manji’s son Tushar. Thereafter, Manji received police protection, but it was withdrawn two months later on May 17, 2018, according to Arvind Makwana of Navsarjan, an Ahmedabad-based NGO working for Dalit rights..
Source: https://www.newsclick.in/gujarat-dalit-teen-tied-and-thrashed-misses-board-exam
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An eight-year-old boy from Scheduled Caste (Matang) was forced to sit on burning plate as punishment at Arvi in Maharashtra’s Wardha district on Saturday. This was done by Upper Caste Hindu named Amol Dhore wh0 is 32-year-old (seen in Insat pic).
Pic 01: Aryan Lying on Hospital Bed with his lower part burnt and the accused Amol Dhore in the corner.
According to reports, the boy was playing on the premises of the Jogona Mata temple in Arvi on Saturday when he was accosted by Amol Dhore, who accused him of stealing coins from its donation box. He then tied his hands and allegedly forced him to sit on hot tiles stacked on the temple yard. The accused was taken into custody on the basis of a complaint filed by the boy’s father.
Ugly Fate of nearly 2 cr Aryans who take birth in Indian Scheduled Caste.
Incidents of children being assaulted on suspicion of theft and minor offences is fairly common across the country. Last September, a 16-year-old (lower caste??) boy was beaten to death by residents of northwest Delhi’s Mukundpur area after he allegedly entered a house to steal valuables.
Source:
https://maharashtranews.com/en/2019/crime/4372/Wardha-Criminal-Police-Boy-Arvi.htm
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The suicide of Payal Tadvi, a second-year MD student at Mumbai’s TN Topivala National Medical College (TNMC), has sent ripples across the country, putting the spotlight on the issue of caste discrimination and harassment plaguing college campuses.
Pic 01: Dr Payal Tadvi was killed by casteist medical campus
Seven months before she hanged herself, Tadvi, 26, had confided in a friend that seniors were troubling her, even joking that everyone feared she might commit suicide. “Perhaps that was her way of coping with it then,” recalls Romil Kakad, a friend of Tadvi’s from her MBBS course. Months later, on 22 May, Tadvi’s ordeal of harassment, humiliation and punishment would culminate in her committing suicide in her college hostel room. She belonged to the Tadvi Bhil Muslim community, a Scheduled Tribe. Her death is tragically reminiscent of the suicide in 2016 of Rohith Vemula, who was also 26 when he hanged himself in his dormitory room, alleging caste discrimination at the hands of the college administration.
Pic 02: Anti-Caste Candle March in Mumbai’s Marine Drive
Three of Tadvi’s senior colleagues, Ankita Khandelwal (27), Hema Ahuja (28) and Bhakti Mehare (26), have been arrested for allegedly tormenting her about her caste, and abetting her suicide. They were remanded to judicial custody till 10 June. On 4 June, a special court adjourned the hearing of the bail plea to 10 June. Tadvi’s family has accused the college of inaction in spite of verbal and written complaints by them. The family claims Tadvi was prevented from conducting surgeries—a critical part of her training as a gynaecologist—and humiliated over her caste. “My daughter grew up in an environment where no one discriminated against her on the basis of caste or religion. She could never imagine someone would have a problem with her background. She was an optimist,” says Tadvi’s mother, Abeda.
Students from Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Other Backward Class (OBC) backgrounds at medical colleges face caste prejudices in hidden and obvious ways. “When you enter (college), the first thing they ask is your Neet (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) ranking,” says Tushar Pawar, a first-year MBBS student at the Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College in Mumbai.
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It is a sheer instance when the fate of 250 million people is kept unsafe with Judges of Supreme court who had never ever faced such a humiliation and torture due to their caste backgrounds.
Readers can see for themselves how the atrocities are committed on SC and ST. The all India conviction rate under PoA (including Kharlanji) is below 5% which is dismal rate compared to other crimes, Judgement could be seen as a part of ?? design.
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A gang on Thursday beat an eight-year-old boy from the dalit community to death and sexually assaulted his mother and sister, who are now in a critical condition, near Arakandanallur in Villupuramdistrict.
It is suspected that the assault maybe the fallout of a rivalry with people belonging to non-dalit communities from the same area. This is the third incident of attack on people from the dalit community under Arakandanallur police station limits since December 31, 2017. Police said the woman was living with a daughter, 14, and son after her husband died five years ago.
Her other three sons are settled in Bengaluru, while her elder daughter works in a garment unit at Tirupur.
Police said unidentified men barged into their house while the three were asleep in the wee hours of Thursday. The men assaulted the boy who died on the spot. They later allegedly sexually assaulted the woman and her minor daughter.
The issue came to light when the woman’s neighbours noticed that the house remained bolted for a long time on Thursday morning.
They entered the house only to find the boy dead. They found the woman and her daughter lying with severe injuries and their clothes torn apart. They immediately alerted the Arakandanallur police station.
Police admitted the injured to Thirukovilyur Government General Hospital. Doctors, after extending first-aid, referred them to Mundiyampakkam Government Medical College and Hospital at Villupuram. The doctors there again referred them to Jipmer for further treatment.
Source: TOI
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An investigation into the incident is under way, the police said, adding, according to their initial assessment, there was “serious negligence” on part of the hatchery management in ensuring adequate safety measures at the site.
At least seven workers of a private hatchery died of asphyxiation inside a drain in Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh on Friday morning.
Chittoor superintendent of police (SP) G Srinivas said the incident took place in Venkateshwara Hatchery in Moram village. Four workers fell unconscious after they entered the drain in Palamaneru for cleaning purpose. Three others, who entered the drain to rescue the four workers, also fell unconscious.
Residents rushed to the spot to rescue the workers, however, all of them had died by the time their bodies were pulled out. The two workers, who raised the alarm, entered the drain for rescue work and fell unconscious. The duo are currently undergoing treatment in a hospital.
Source: Indian Express
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