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In the recent years, Tamil Nadu has been witness to an increasing number of incidents of atrocities against Dalits. In one of the incidents, faeces were put in a drinking water tank used by members of the Dalit community at Vengavayal in Pudukottai district, WHILE In another incident, students from Scheduled Caste communities were assaulted at Nanguneri in Tirunelveli district. These sent shockwaves across the state, and the DMK government’s response to it was termed “lukewarm” by activists.
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How a DGP in Andhra Pradesh is leading a movement seeking exclusive SC panchayats
DGP Sunil Kumar’s AIM has six lakh members -including 500 police personnel – working towards Dr Ambedkar’s 1945 argument on separate electorates
By Bhaskar Basava
Around 500 serving police personnel in Andhra Pradesh, hailing from Dalit communities, are part of a six-lakh strong movement seeking reforms in the Panchayat raj system.
A charitable Trust, Ambedkar India Mission (AIM), spearheads the movement. IPS officer and Andhra Pradesh Disaster Response and Fire Services DGP PV Sunil Kumar founded the trust with a vision to bring marginalised communities together.
The organisation boasts six lakh registered members, with around 11,000 functionaries working towards the creation of separate panchayats for Scheduled Castes (SCs) electorate.
Their reason is alleged bias towards community members and their decades-long underdevelopment.
Who is Sunil Kumar IPS?
DGP Sunil Kumar has been one of the prominent IPS officers under the YSRCP-led YS Jagan Mohan Reddy government in Andhra Pradesh.
During his tenure as the CID chief, he handled several high-profile cases, including the Amaravati land scam allegedly involving TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu, the Inner Ring Road scam, the SSC question paper leak, the skill development scam, and the fibre grid scam, as well as the sedition case against YSRCP rebel MP Raghu Ram Krishna Raju, among others.
Kumar has been projected as a pioneer of Dalit rights on social media and among the people.
His groundwork as an IPS officer for a political entry or his reported closeness to Jagan is allegedly aimed at garnering Dalit support.
Refuting the allegation, Kumar and the AIM stated that there was a higher ambition at play, transcending politics for separate, exclusive SC panchayats.
Two worlds: Ooru and Vada
Born into a Dalit family at Chintalapudi in the Eluru district, Kumar reportedly witnessed discrimination in development between the ‘Vada’, a habitation away from the village where people belonging to the SC community reside, and the ‘Ooru’, where people from the forward community live.
In 2014, while in the CID, Kumar and a network of 15-20 people initiated the AIM to realise separate panchayats for the SC community as a solution for the underdevelopment.
“Today, it has eight zonal in-charges, 26 district presidents, 175 constituencies, 400 mandal incharges, and 10,000 village committees. The structure is similar to any political party and is distinct from any Dalit organisation in Andhra Pradesh,” an SI who is a district President of AIM, told South First.
Interestingly, as per the AIM reports, it included 500 Dalit police personnel ranging from constables to DSPs.
At least three constables, two SIs, and a CI have been serving as district in-charges. Additionally, other senior officers in the ranks of SP to DCP were liaising with the organisation, including a group of doctors and advocates.
However, the police officers’ move seemed to conflict with the Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1964.
“No government employee shall be a member of, or be otherwise associated with, any political party or any organisation in respect of which there is slightest reason to think that the organisation has a political aspect and takes part in politics; nor shall he participate in, subscribe in aid of, or assist in any other manner, any political movement or activity,” Rule 19. (1) reads.
Ambedkar’s pitch for ‘separate settlements’
Part IV of the Indian Constitution mentions the Panchayat system as part of the state policy in Article 40, and it was only in 1993 that the Government of India passed a series of constitutional reforms intended to empower and democratise India’s rural representative bodies – the Panchayats.
The 73rd Amendment to the Constitution formally recognised a third tier of government at the sub-state level, thereby creating the legal teeth for local self-rule – or Panchayati Raj.
Further, through Article 243D, one-third of all seats must be reserved for women. Likewise, reservations for Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs) are made proportionately for their population.
However, Dr BR Ambedkar had a separate view of the panchayats and pitched for separate settlements for Dalits. In his book States and Minorities, he identified separate settlements as an empowering tool for the Dalit community.
In Article II – Section IV – Part II, he introduced a clause advocating separate settlements for Dalits, which he presented to the Constituent Assembly’s Sub-Committee on Fundamental Rights in 1947. However, the proposal was not accepted.
Ambedkar believed that separate settlements were necessary due to the social segregation faced by Dalits, who were easily identifiable as untouchables.
The proximity of Dalit colonies to main villages facilitated their exploitation. Additionally, he underscored the economic dependence of Dalits on the upper castes, which further perpetuated their exploitation.
“At present, the Hindus live in the village, and the untouchables live in the ghettoes. So long as the present arrangement continues it is impossible for the untouchables to free themselves,” Ambedkar said.
He further said that the “Untouchables, therefore, demand that the nexus should be broken and the untouchables who are as a matter of fact socially separate should be made separate geographically and territorially also, and be settled into separate villages exclusively of untouchables in which the distinction of the high and the low and of Touchable and Untouchable will find no place.”
Ambedkar also argued against the inclusion of the Panchayat system in the constitution.
On 4 November 1948, he said, “I hold that these village republics have been the ruination of India. I am, therefore, surprised that those who condemn provincialism and communalism should come forward as champions of the village. What is the village but a sink of localism, a den of ignorance, narrow-mindedness, and communalism? I am glad that the Draft Constitution has discarded the village and adopted the individual as its unit.”
But later, after much debate, he agreed to include as the directive principle of the state policy, which states, “The state shall take steps to organise village panchayats and endow them with the necessary power and authority as may be necessary to enable them to function as units of self-government.”
Control of forward castes even in reserved seats
However, 30 years after the 73rd Amendment, Sunil Kumar, speaking to South First, said that reservations in panchayats for SC candidates were of not much help, as local dynamics were controlling SC sarpanches, with the forward caste members in the villages having a larger say.
“The SC candidates in the village can’t make any decision against the views of the forward community, who are also in the majority in terms of numbers and possess socio-economic resources. If a water tank is to be installed in one place, can the SC sarpanch demand or get it installed in the place near SC habitations?” he questioned.
Kumar reiterated that Ambedkar’s vision of separate settlements would be the only way forward for Dalit empowerment.
The AIM also alleged diversion of SC sub-plan funds, which further necessitated action as SC habitations were left behind.
The SI quoted above said AIM activists were visiting SC habitations daily and preparing reports on the availability of facilities such as access to drinking water, burial grounds, and roads. These reports were later collated and submitted to constituency-related departments and respective officers. However, he added that officers alleged a lack of sufficient funds.
The central government has allocated funds to SC/ST development since 1974, and with numerous protests held in undivided Andhra Pradesh, the state government enacted SC/ST sub-plan funds in 2013 for the exclusive development of the respective communities.
The SI argued that since its inception, the funds had not been properly utilised exclusively for development but were diverted for many schemes meant for the general population.
He claimed that during the TDP tenure, the funds were used for general schemes, and under the current YSRCP dispensation, they were being used for the nine welfare schemes meant for everyone but accounted for as funds spent for SCs.
He cited an example: Consider the pension scheme YSR Pension Kanuka, where the state government has been disbursing a pension of ₹3,000 to around 66 lakh women above 60.
“This scheme is not exclusively for the SC community as per the SC sub-plan, but they show in the accounts that SC beneficiaries were getting the money under the SC sub-plan funds. This makes it necessary for the AIM to build pressure for separate panchayats,” he stated.
Constituency-level in-charges have been organising awareness meetings advocating separate panchayats besides enrolling members. “Through such ground-level activities, AIM intends to put pressure on the government,” he said.
Why the demand for separate SC panchayats?
When asked why the AIM allegedly has not been condemning attacks on Dalits, Sunil Kumar replied that there was a pattern to the atrocities and crimes.
“It’s the underdevelopment and lack of socioeconomic power that makes the Scheduled Caste community vulnerable, further leading to atrocities,” he opined.
So, AIM’s motive was not to limit itself as a reactionary body to SC atrocities but to fight the root cause. As most of the SC community members have been living in villages, their upliftment would end this.
“Have you seen atrocities against socially and economically empowered families?” the IPS officer asked.
“The Panchayats Extension to Scheduled Area (PESA) Act 1996 was enacted to provide self-autonomy to tribals in 5th Scheduled Areas of the country. Similarly, the state government should create SC panchayats for the development of the SC community,” he demanded.
He further argued that through such a move, the SC community would be empowered, as the sarpanch would work for SC habitations without any limitations. There would be more participation from other members in the panchayat sabhas and opportunities to improve socio-economic conditions, which would put an end to vulnerability and atrocities.
“In decisions such as burial grounds, access to water, installation of water tanks, and schools, the SC community would have better access than in panchayats where an SC sarpanch would exist. Because an SC sarpanch is not highly powerful in villages dominated by other castes,” he reiterated.
The AIM would hold a public meeting on 10 February. Political parties have now taken note of AIM and are now reaching out to it for support ahead of the elections. However, the members clarified that they would only do so if their demand for separate panchayats for SC were included in the manifesto.
They referred to former IPS officer JD Lakshmi Narayana as the first politician in Andhra Pradesh to include their demand in the state manifesto and look forward to putting more pressure on other parties.
Editor’s note: This report has been updated with a quote from Sunil Kumar on AIM being a people’s movement more than a police initiative. Name of an SI quoted in the report has also been withheld as requested.
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เฎเฎจ்เฎคிเฎฐாเฎตிเฎฒ் เฎเฎฐு เฎிเฎிเฎชி เฎเฎช்เฎชเฎி เฎชிเฎฐเฎค்เฎคிเฎฏேเฎ SC เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณை เฎோเฎฐுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฏเฎ்เฎเฎค்เฎคை เฎตเฎดிเฎจเฎเฎค்เฎคுเฎிเฎฑாเฎฐ்
เฎிเฎிเฎชி เฎுเฎฉிเฎฒ் เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐிเฎฉ் AIM เฎเฎฉเฎคு เฎเฎฑு เฎฒเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் เฎเฎฑுเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉเฎฐ்เฎเฎณைเฎ் เฎொเฎฃ்เฎுเฎณ்เฎณเฎคு - 500 เฎชோเฎฒீเฎธ்เฎாเฎฐเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎเฎ்เฎชเฎ - เฎாเฎ்เฎเฎฐ் เฎ เฎฎ்เฎชேเฎค்เฎเฎฐிเฎฉ் 1945 เฎเฎฎ் เฎเฎฃ்เฎு เฎตாเฎคเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉ்เฎชเฎி เฎคเฎฉிเฎค் เฎคொเฎுเฎคிเฎเฎณ் เฎுเฎฑிเฎค்เฎค เฎตேเฎฒை
เฎชாเฎธ்เฎเฎฐ் เฎชเฎเฎตா เฎฎூเฎฒเฎฎ்
เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคு เฎฐாเฎ் เฎ เฎฎைเฎช்เฎชிเฎฒ் เฎீเฎฐ்เฎคிเฎฐுเฎค்เฎคเฎ்เฎเฎณைเฎ் เฎோเฎฐுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฑு เฎฒเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் เฎตเฎฒுเฎตாเฎฉ เฎเฎฏเฎ்เฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉ் เฎเฎฐு เฎชเฎுเฎคிเฎฏாเฎ เฎเฎจ்เฎคிเฎฐเฎช் เฎชிเฎฐเฎคேเฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒ் เฎชเฎฃிเฎฏாเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐ் 500 เฎாเฎตเฎฒเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎ்เฎเฎณைเฎ் เฎேเฎฐ்เฎจ்เฎคเฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ்.
เฎเฎฐு เฎ เฎฑเฎ்เฎเฎ்เฎเฎณை, เฎ เฎฎ்เฎชேเฎค்เฎเฎฐ் เฎเฎจ்เฎคிเฎฏா เฎฎிเฎทเฎฉ் (เฎเฎเฎเฎฎ்), เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎเฎฏเฎ்เฎเฎค்เฎคை เฎตเฎดிเฎจเฎเฎค்เฎคுเฎிเฎฑเฎคு. เฎเฎชிเฎเฎธ் เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐிเฎฏுเฎฎ், เฎเฎจ்เฎคிเฎฐเฎช் เฎชிเฎฐเฎคேเฎ เฎชேเฎฐிเฎเฎฐ் เฎฎீเฎ்เฎชு เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎคீเฎฏเฎฃைเฎช்เฎชு เฎேเฎตைเฎเฎณ் เฎிเฎிเฎชிเฎฏுเฎฎாเฎฉ เฎชிเฎตி เฎுเฎฉிเฎฒ் เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐ், เฎตிเฎณிเฎฎ்เฎชுเฎจிเฎฒை เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎ்เฎเฎณை เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑிเฎฃைเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ் เฎจோเฎ்เฎுเฎเฎฉ் เฎ เฎฑเฎ்เฎเฎ்เฎเฎณைเฎฏை เฎจிเฎฑுเฎตிเฎฉாเฎฐ்.
เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎ เฎฎைเฎช்เฎชு เฎเฎฑு เฎฒเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் เฎชเฎคிเฎตுเฎெเฎฏ்เฎฏเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎ เฎเฎฑுเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉเฎฐ்เฎเฎณைเฎ் เฎொเฎฃ்เฎுเฎณ்เฎณเฎคு, เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐ் 11,000 เฎெเฎฏเฎฒ்เฎชாเฎ்เฎாเฎณเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎชเฎ்เฎிเฎฏเฎฒ் เฎாเฎคிเฎฏிเฎฉเฎฐ் (SCs) เฎตாเฎ்เฎாเฎณเฎฐ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎு เฎคเฎฉி เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณை เฎเฎฐுเฎตாเฎ்เฎுเฎตเฎคเฎฑ்เฎு เฎตேเฎฒை เฎெเฎฏ்เฎிเฎฑாเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ்.
เฎ เฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณிเฎฉ் เฎாเฎฐเฎฃเฎฎ் เฎเฎฎூเฎ เฎเฎฑுเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎฎீเฎคாเฎฉ เฎாเฎฐ்เฎชு เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎ เฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณிเฎฉ் เฎชเฎฒ เฎคเฎாเฎช்เฎคเฎ்เฎเฎณாเฎ เฎตเฎณเฎฐ்เฎ்เฎிเฎฏเฎைเฎฏாเฎคเฎคு.
เฎுเฎฉிเฎฒ் เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐ் เฎเฎชிเฎเฎธ் เฎฏாเฎฐ்?
เฎเฎจ்เฎคிเฎฐเฎช் เฎชிเฎฐเฎคேเฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒ் เฎเฎฏ்เฎเฎธ்เฎเฎฐ்เฎிเฎชி เฎคเฎฒைเฎฎைเฎฏிเฎฒாเฎฉ เฎเฎฏ்เฎเฎธ் เฎெเฎเฎฉ் เฎฎோเฎเฎฉ் เฎฐெเฎ்เฎி เฎ เฎฐเฎிเฎฉ் เฎீเฎด் เฎிเฎிเฎชி เฎுเฎฉிเฎฒ் เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐ் เฎฎுเฎ்เฎிเฎฏ เฎเฎชிเฎเฎธ் เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐிเฎเฎณிเฎฒ் เฎเฎฐுเฎตเฎฐாเฎ เฎเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎคுเฎณ்เฎณாเฎฐ்.
เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎிเฎเฎி เฎคเฎฒைเฎตเฎฐாเฎ เฎเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎคเฎชோเฎคு, เฎคெเฎฒுเฎ்เฎு เฎคேเฎเฎฎ் เฎเฎ்เฎிเฎฏிเฎฉ் เฎคเฎฒைเฎตเฎฐ் เฎเฎฉ் เฎเฎจ்เฎคிเฎฐเฎชாเฎชு เฎจாเฎฏுเฎு เฎเฎฎ்เฎชเฎจ்เฎคเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎเฎคாเฎเฎ் เฎூเฎฑเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎฎ் เฎ เฎฎเฎฐாเฎตเฎคி เฎจிเฎฒ เฎเฎดเฎฒ், เฎเฎฉ்เฎฉเฎฐ் เฎฐிเฎ் เฎฐோเฎு เฎเฎดเฎฒ், เฎเฎธ்เฎเฎธ்เฎி เฎேเฎณ்เฎตிเฎค்เฎคாเฎณ் เฎเฎிเฎตு, เฎคிเฎฑเฎฉ் เฎฎேเฎฎ்เฎชாเฎ்เฎு เฎเฎดเฎฒ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎเฎชைเฎชเฎฐ் เฎிเฎฐிเฎ் เฎเฎณ்เฎณிเฎ்เฎ เฎชเฎฒ เฎฎுเฎ்เฎிเฎฏ เฎตเฎดเฎ்เฎுเฎเฎณை เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎைเฎฏாเฎฃ்เฎாเฎฐ். เฎเฎดเฎฒ், เฎเฎฏ்.เฎเฎธ்.เฎเฎฐ்.เฎி.เฎชி เฎிเฎณเฎฐ்เฎ்เฎி เฎเฎฎ்.เฎชி เฎฐเฎு เฎฐாเฎฎ் เฎிเฎฐுเฎท்เฎฃ เฎฐாเฎு เฎเฎณ்เฎณிเฎ்เฎோเฎฐ் เฎฎீเฎคு เฎคேเฎเฎค்เฎคுเฎฐோเฎ เฎตเฎดเฎ்เฎு.
เฎเฎฎூเฎ เฎเฎเฎเฎ்เฎเฎณிเฎฒுเฎฎ், เฎฎเฎ்เฎเฎณிเฎைเฎฏேเฎฏுเฎฎ் เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎเฎฐிเฎฎைเฎเฎณிเฎฉ் เฎฎுเฎฉ்เฎฉோเฎிเฎฏாเฎ เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐ் เฎฎுเฎฉ்เฎฉிเฎฑுเฎค்เฎคเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎிเฎฑாเฎฐ்.
เฎ เฎฐเฎிเฎฏเฎฒ் เฎชிเฎฐเฎตேเฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฑ்เฎாเฎฉ เฎเฎชிเฎเฎธ் เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐிเฎฏாเฎ เฎ เฎตเฎฐเฎคு เฎ เฎிเฎช்เฎชเฎை เฎตேเฎฒை เฎ เฎฒ்เฎฒเฎคு เฎெเฎเฎฉுเฎเฎฉ் เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎจெเฎฐுเฎ்เฎเฎฎாเฎ เฎเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชเฎคு เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎเฎคเฎฐเฎตைเฎช் เฎชெเฎฑுเฎตเฎคை เฎจோเฎ்เฎเฎฎாเฎเฎ் เฎொเฎฃ்เฎเฎคாเฎเฎ் เฎூเฎฑเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎிเฎฑเฎคு.
เฎுเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎ்เฎாเฎ்เฎை เฎฎเฎฑுเฎค்เฎคு, เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் AIM เฎคเฎฉி, เฎชிเฎฐเฎค்เฎคிเฎฏேเฎเฎฎாเฎฉ SC เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎு เฎ เฎฐเฎிเฎฏเฎฒைเฎ் เฎเฎเฎจ்เฎคு เฎตிเฎณைเฎฏாเฎ்เฎிเฎฒ் เฎเฎฏเฎฐ்เฎจ்เฎค เฎฒเฎ்เฎிเฎฏเฎฎ் เฎเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชเฎคாเฎเฎ் เฎூเฎฑிเฎฉเฎฐ்.
เฎเฎฐเฎฃ்เฎு เฎเฎฒเฎเฎ்เฎเฎณ்: เฎเฎฐு เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎตเฎை
เฎเฎฒுเฎฐு เฎฎாเฎตเฎ்เฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒ் เฎเฎณ்เฎณ เฎிเฎจ்เฎคเฎฒเฎชுเฎிเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎเฎฐு เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎுเฎுเฎฎ்เฎชเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒ் เฎชிเฎฑเฎจ்เฎค เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐ், เฎเฎธ்เฎி เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎค்เฎคைเฎ் เฎேเฎฐ்เฎจ்เฎคเฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎตเฎிเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ் เฎிเฎฐாเฎฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒிเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎคு เฎตிเฎฒเฎி เฎเฎฐுเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ் 'เฎตாเฎா' เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎฎுเฎฉ்เฎฉோเฎி เฎฎเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎตเฎிเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ் 'เฎเฎฐு' เฎเฎிเฎฏเฎตเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎ்เฎு เฎเฎைเฎฏே เฎตเฎณเฎฐ்เฎ்เฎிเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎชாเฎுเฎชாเฎ்เฎைเฎ் เฎเฎฃ்เฎเฎคாเฎ เฎூเฎฑเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎிเฎฑเฎคு. เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎฎ் เฎตாเฎด்เฎிเฎฑเฎคு.
2014 เฎเฎฎ் เฎเฎฃ்เฎிเฎฒ், เฎிเฎเฎிเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎคเฎชோเฎคு, เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் 15-20 เฎชேเฎฐ் เฎொเฎฃ்เฎ เฎตเฎฒைเฎฏเฎฎைเฎช்เฎชு, เฎตเฎณเฎฐ்เฎ்เฎிเฎฏிเฎฉ்เฎฎைเฎ்เฎு เฎเฎฐு เฎคீเฎฐ்เฎตாเฎ เฎเฎธ்เฎி เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉเฎฐுเฎ்เฎெเฎฉ เฎคเฎฉி เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณை เฎเฎฐுเฎตாเฎ்เฎுเฎตเฎคเฎฑ்เฎாเฎฉ AIM เฎเฎค் เฎคுเฎตเฎ்เฎிเฎฏเฎคு.
“เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு, เฎเฎ்เฎு เฎฎเฎฃ்เฎเฎฒเฎช் เฎชொเฎฑுเฎช்เฎชாเฎณเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ், 26 เฎฎாเฎตเฎ்เฎเฎค் เฎคเฎฒைเฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ், 175 เฎคொเฎுเฎคிเฎเฎณ், 400 เฎฎเฎฃ்เฎเฎฒเฎช் เฎชொเฎฑுเฎช்เฎชாเฎณเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ், 10,000 เฎிเฎฐாเฎฎเฎ் เฎுเฎดுเฎ்เฎเฎณைเฎ் เฎொเฎฃ்เฎுเฎณ்เฎณเฎคு. เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎ เฎฎைเฎช்เฎชு เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎ เฎฐเฎிเฎฏเฎฒ் เฎเฎ்เฎிเฎฏைเฎฏுเฎฎ் เฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฐுเฎ்เฎிเฎฑเฎคு เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎเฎจ்เฎคிเฎฐเฎช் เฎชிเฎฐเฎคேเฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒ் เฎเฎณ்เฎณ เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎ เฎฎைเฎช்เฎชிเฎฒிเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎคுเฎฎ் เฎตேเฎฑுเฎชเฎ்เฎเฎคு,” เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு AIM เฎเฎฉ் เฎฎாเฎตเฎ்เฎเฎค் เฎคเฎฒைเฎตเฎฐாเฎฉ เฎเฎฐு SI, South First เฎเฎเฎฎ் เฎூเฎฑிเฎฉாเฎฐ்.
เฎுเฎตாเฎฐเฎธ்เฎฏเฎฎாเฎ, AIM เฎ เฎฑிเฎ்เฎைเฎฏிเฎฉ்เฎชเฎி, เฎாเฎฉ்เฎธ்เฎเฎชிเฎณ்เฎเฎณ் เฎฎுเฎคเฎฒ் DSPเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎตเฎฐை 500 เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎாเฎตเฎฒเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎเฎคிเฎฒ் เฎ เฎเฎ்เฎுเฎตเฎฐ்.
เฎுเฎฑைเฎจ்เฎคเฎคு เฎฎூเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎாเฎฉ்เฎธ்เฎเฎชிเฎณ்เฎเฎณ், เฎเฎฐเฎฃ்เฎு เฎเฎธ்เฎเฎ்เฎเฎณ், เฎเฎฐு เฎிเฎ เฎเฎிเฎฏோเฎฐ் เฎฎாเฎตเฎ்เฎ เฎชொเฎฑுเฎช்เฎชாเฎณเฎฐ்เฎเฎณாเฎ เฎชเฎฃிเฎฏாเฎฑ்เฎฑி เฎตเฎฐுเฎிเฎฉ்เฎฑเฎฉเฎฐ். เฎூเฎுเฎคเฎฒாเฎ, เฎเฎธ்เฎชி เฎฎுเฎคเฎฒ் เฎிเฎிเฎชி เฎตเฎฐைเฎฏிเฎฒாเฎฉ เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑ เฎฎூเฎค்เฎค เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐிเฎเฎณ் เฎฎเฎฐுเฎค்เฎคுเฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎตเฎดเฎ்เฎเฎฑிเฎเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎுเฎดு เฎเฎ்เฎชเฎ, เฎ เฎฎைเฎช்เฎชுเฎเฎฉ் เฎคொเฎเฎฐ்เฎชு เฎொเฎฃ்เฎிเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎคเฎฉเฎฐ்.
เฎเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉுเฎฎ், เฎாเฎตเฎฒ்เฎคுเฎฑை เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐிเฎเฎณிเฎฉ் เฎจเฎเฎตเฎிเฎ்เฎை เฎเฎจ்เฎคிเฎฐ เฎชிเฎฐเฎคேเฎ เฎிเฎตிเฎฒ் เฎเฎฐ்เฎตீเฎเฎธ் (เฎจเฎเฎค்เฎคை) เฎตிเฎคிเฎเฎณ், 1964 เฎ்เฎு เฎฎுเฎฐเฎฃாเฎฉเฎคு.
“เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎเฎฐு เฎ เฎฐเฎிเฎฏเฎฒ் เฎเฎ்เฎி เฎ เฎฒ்เฎฒเฎคு เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎเฎฐு เฎ เฎฎைเฎช்เฎชிเฎฒுเฎฎ், เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎเฎฐு เฎ เฎฐเฎு เฎเฎดிเฎฏเฎฐுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฑுเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉเฎฐாเฎเฎตோ เฎ เฎฒ்เฎฒเฎคு เฎคொเฎเฎฐ்เฎชு เฎொเฎณ்เฎณเฎตோ เฎூเฎாเฎคு เฎ เฎฒ்เฎฒเฎคு เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎ เฎฐเฎிเฎฏเฎฒ் เฎเฎฏเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் เฎ เฎฒ்เฎฒเฎคு เฎெเฎฏเฎฒ்เฎชாเฎ்เฎிเฎฒுเฎฎ் เฎชเฎ்เฎேเฎฑ்เฎเฎตோ, เฎคுเฎฃைเฎฏாเฎเฎตோ เฎ เฎฒ்เฎฒเฎคு เฎตேเฎฑு เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎตிเฎคเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒுเฎฎ் เฎเฎคเฎตเฎตோ เฎூเฎாเฎคு” เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎตிเฎคி 19. (1) เฎூเฎฑுเฎிเฎฑเฎคு.
เฎ เฎฎ்เฎชேเฎค்เฎเฎฐிเฎฉ் 'เฎคเฎฉி เฎுเฎிเฎฏேเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎ்เฎเฎณ்'
เฎเฎจ்เฎคிเฎฏ เฎ เฎฐเฎிเฎฏเฎฒเฎฎைเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉ் IV เฎชเฎுเฎคி, 40เฎตเฎคு เฎชிเฎฐிเฎตிเฎฒ் เฎเฎณ்เฎณ เฎฎாเฎจிเฎฒเฎ் เฎொเฎณ்เฎைเฎฏிเฎฉ் เฎเฎฐு เฎชเฎுเฎคிเฎฏாเฎ เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคு เฎ เฎฎைเฎช்เฎชைเฎ் เฎுเฎฑிเฎช்เฎชிเฎுเฎிเฎฑเฎคு, เฎฎேเฎฒுเฎฎ் 1993 เฎเฎฎ் เฎเฎฃ்เฎிเฎฒ் เฎคாเฎฉ் เฎเฎจ்เฎคிเฎฏ เฎ เฎฐเฎாเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் เฎเฎจ்เฎคிเฎฏாเฎตிเฎฉ் เฎிเฎฐாเฎฎเฎช்เฎชுเฎฑ เฎชிเฎฐเฎคிเฎจிเฎคிเฎค்เฎคுเฎต เฎ เฎฎைเฎช்เฎชுเฎเฎณாเฎฉ เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณை เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐเฎฎ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฉเฎจாเฎฏเฎเฎฎเฎฏเฎฎாเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ் เฎจோเฎ்เฎเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎฉ் เฎคொเฎเฎฐ்เฎ்เฎிเฎฏாเฎฉ เฎ เฎฐเฎிเฎฏเฎฒเฎฎைเฎช்เฎชு เฎீเฎฐ்เฎคிเฎฐுเฎค்เฎคเฎ்เฎเฎณை เฎจிเฎฑைเฎตேเฎฑ்เฎฑிเฎฏเฎคு.
เฎ เฎฐเฎிเฎฏเฎฒเฎฎைเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉ் 73 เฎตเฎคு เฎคிเฎฐுเฎค்เฎคเฎฎ் เฎคுเฎฃை-เฎฎாเฎจிเฎฒ เฎ เฎณเฎตிเฎฒ் เฎฎூเฎฉ்เฎฑாเฎตเฎคு เฎ เฎுเฎ்เฎு เฎ เฎฐเฎாเฎ்เฎเฎค்เฎคை เฎฎுเฎฑைเฎฏாเฎ เฎ เฎ்เฎீเฎเฎฐிเฎค்เฎคเฎคு, เฎ เฎคเฎฉ் เฎฎூเฎฒเฎฎ் เฎเฎณ்เฎณூเฎฐ் เฎுเฎฏ-เฎเฎ்เฎி เฎ เฎฒ்เฎฒเฎคு เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคு เฎฐாเฎ் เฎเฎ்เฎเฎช் เฎชเฎฑ்เฎเฎณை เฎเฎฐுเฎตாเฎ்เฎிเฎฏเฎคு.
เฎเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉுเฎฎ், เฎாเฎ்เฎเฎฐ் เฎชி.เฎเฎฐ்.เฎ เฎฎ்เฎชேเฎค்เฎเฎฐ் เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคுเฎ்เฎเฎณைเฎช் เฎชเฎฑ்เฎฑி เฎคเฎฉிเฎฏாเฎฉ เฎชாเฎฐ்เฎตைเฎฏைเฎ் เฎொเฎฃ்เฎிเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎคாเฎฐ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎคเฎฒிเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎு เฎคเฎฉிเฎ் เฎுเฎிเฎฏேเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎ்เฎเฎณை เฎเฎฐுเฎตாเฎ்เฎிเฎฉாเฎฐ். เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎเฎดுเฎคிเฎฏ เฎฎாเฎจிเฎฒเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎிเฎฑுเฎชாเฎฉ்เฎฎைเฎฏிเฎฉเฎฐ் เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑ เฎชுเฎค்เฎคเฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒ், เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฑ்เฎு เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐเฎฎเฎณிเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฐுเฎตிเฎฏாเฎ เฎคเฎฉி เฎுเฎிเฎฏேเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎ்เฎเฎณை เฎ เฎைเฎฏாเฎณเฎฎ் เฎாเฎ்เฎிเฎฉாเฎฐ்.
เฎเฎ்เฎுเฎฐை II - เฎชிเฎฐிเฎตு IV - เฎชเฎுเฎคி II เฎเฎฒ், เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎคเฎฒிเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎு เฎคเฎฉி เฎுเฎிเฎฏேเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎ்เฎเฎณை เฎชเฎฐிเฎจ்เฎคுเฎฐைเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฐு เฎทเฎฐเฎค்เฎคை เฎ เฎฑிเฎฎுเฎเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉாเฎฐ், เฎ เฎคை เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் 1947 เฎเฎฒ் เฎ เฎฐเฎிเฎฏเฎฒเฎฎைเฎช்เฎชு เฎชேเฎฐเฎตைเฎฏிเฎฉ் เฎ เฎிเฎช்เฎชเฎை เฎเฎฐிเฎฎைเฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎாเฎฉ เฎคுเฎฃைเฎ் เฎுเฎดுเฎตிเฎเฎฎ் เฎฎுเฎฉ்เฎตைเฎค்เฎคாเฎฐ். เฎเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉுเฎฎ், เฎ เฎจ்เฎค เฎฎுเฎฉ்เฎฎொเฎดிเฎตு เฎเฎฑ்เฎเฎช்เฎชเฎเฎตிเฎฒ்เฎฒை.
เฎคீเฎฃ்เฎเฎค்เฎคเฎாเฎคเฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎเฎณிเฎคிเฎฒ் เฎ เฎைเฎฏாเฎณเฎฎ் เฎாเฎฃเฎ்เฎூเฎிเฎฏ เฎคเฎฒிเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณ் เฎเฎคிเฎฐ்เฎொเฎณ்เฎณுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎช் เฎชிเฎฐிเฎตிเฎฉைเฎฏிเฎฉ் เฎாเฎฐเฎฃเฎฎாเฎ เฎคเฎฉிเฎ் เฎுเฎிเฎฏேเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎ เฎตเฎிเฎฏเฎฎ் เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎ เฎฎ்เฎชேเฎค்เฎเฎฐ் เฎจเฎฎ்เฎชிเฎฉாเฎฐ்.
เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎாเฎฒเฎฉிเฎเฎณ் เฎฎுเฎ்เฎிเฎฏ เฎிเฎฐாเฎฎเฎ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎு เฎ เฎฐுเฎாเฎฎைเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชเฎคு เฎ เฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณிเฎฉ் เฎுเฎฐเฎฃ்เฎเฎฒை เฎเฎณிเฎคாเฎ்เฎிเฎฏเฎคு. เฎூเฎுเฎคเฎฒாเฎ, เฎเฎฏเฎฐ் เฎாเฎคிเฎฏிเฎฉเฎฐ் เฎฎீเฎคு เฎคเฎฒிเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณிเฎฉ் เฎชொเฎฐுเฎณாเฎคாเฎฐ เฎாเฎฐ்เฎชுเฎจிเฎฒைเฎฏை เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎ เฎிเฎ்เฎோเฎிเฎ்เฎுเฎ் เฎாเฎ்เฎிเฎฉாเฎฐ், เฎเฎคு เฎ เฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณிเฎฉ் เฎுเฎฐเฎฃ்เฎเฎฒை เฎฎேเฎฒுเฎฎ் เฎจீเฎிเฎค்เฎคเฎคு.
“At present, the Hindus live in the village, and the untouchables live in the ghettoes. So long as the present arrangement continues it is impossible for the untouchables to free themselves,” Ambedkar said.
He further said that the “Untouchables, therefore, demand that the nexus should be broken and the untouchables who are as a matter of fact socially separate should be made separate geographically and territorially also, and be settled into separate villages exclusively of untouchables in which the distinction of the high and the low and of Touchable and Untouchable will find no place.”
But later, after much debate, he agreed to include as the directive principle of the state policy, which states, “The state shall take steps to organise village panchayats and endow them with the necessary power and authority as may be necessary to enable them to function as units of self-government.”
Control of forward castes even in reserved seats
However, 30 years after the 73rd Amendment, Sunil Kumar, speaking to South First, said that reservations in panchayats for SC candidates were of not much help, as local dynamics were controlling SC sarpanches, with the forward caste members in the villages having a larger say.
“The SC candidates in the village can’t make any decision against the views of the forward community, who are also in the majority in terms of numbers and possess socio-economic resources. If a water tank is to be installed in one place, can the SC sarpanch demand or get it installed in the place near SC habitations?” he questioned.
Kumar reiterated that Ambedkar’s vision of separate settlements would be the only way forward for Dalit empowerment.
The AIM also alleged diversion of SC sub-plan funds, which further necessitated action as SC habitations were left behind.
The SI quoted above said AIM activists were visiting SC habitations daily and preparing reports on the availability of facilities such as access to drinking water, burial grounds, and roads. These reports were later collated and submitted to constituency-related departments and respective officers. However, he added that officers alleged a lack of sufficient funds.
The central government has allocated funds to SC/ST development since 1974, and with numerous protests held in undivided Andhra Pradesh, the state government enacted SC/ST sub-plan funds in 2013 for the exclusive development of the respective communities.
เฎเฎฐเฎฎ்เฎชเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒிเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎคே, เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎจிเฎคிเฎฏாเฎฉเฎคு เฎตเฎณเฎฐ்เฎ்เฎிเฎ்เฎாเฎ เฎฎเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฐிเฎฏாเฎเฎช் เฎชเฎฏเฎฉ்เฎชเฎுเฎค்เฎคเฎช்เฎชเฎเฎตிเฎฒ்เฎฒை, เฎเฎฉாเฎฒ் เฎชொเฎคு เฎฎเฎ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎாเฎฉ เฎชเฎฒ เฎคிเฎ்เฎเฎ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎுเฎค் เฎคிเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชி เฎตிเฎเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎเฎคு เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு SI เฎตாเฎคிเฎ்เฎாเฎฐ்.
เฎிเฎிเฎชி เฎเฎ்เฎிเฎ் เฎாเฎฒเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒ், เฎชொเฎคுเฎค் เฎคிเฎ்เฎเฎ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎாเฎ เฎจிเฎคி เฎชเฎฏเฎฉ்เฎชเฎுเฎค்เฎคเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎเฎคு เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑுเฎฎ், เฎคเฎฑ்เฎชோเฎคைเฎฏ YSRCP เฎเฎ்เฎிเฎฏிเฎฉ் เฎீเฎด், เฎ เฎฉைเฎตเฎฐுเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฉ்เฎชเฎคு เฎจเฎฒเฎค் เฎคிเฎ்เฎเฎ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎாเฎเฎช் เฎชเฎฏเฎฉ்เฎชเฎுเฎค்เฎคเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎตเฎคாเฎเฎตுเฎฎ், เฎเฎฉாเฎฒ் เฎ เฎตை SCเฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎாเฎ เฎெเฎฒเฎตிเฎเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎ เฎจிเฎคிเฎฏாเฎเฎ் เฎเฎฃเฎ்เฎிเฎเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎตเฎคாเฎเฎตுเฎฎ் เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎூเฎฑிเฎฉாเฎฐ்.
เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎเฎฐு เฎเฎคாเฎฐเฎฃเฎค்เฎคை เฎฎேเฎฑ்เฎோเฎณ் เฎாเฎ்เฎிเฎฉாเฎฐ்: เฎเฎฏ்เฎเฎธ்เฎเฎฐ் เฎชெเฎฉ்เฎทเฎฉ் เฎเฎฉுเฎா เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑ เฎเฎฏ்เฎตூเฎคிเฎฏเฎค் เฎคிเฎ்เฎเฎค்เฎคைเฎ் เฎเฎตเฎฉிเฎฏுเฎ்เฎเฎณ், เฎ เฎ்เฎு 60 เฎตเฎฏเฎคுเฎ்เฎு เฎฎேเฎฑ்เฎชเฎ்เฎ เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐ் 66 เฎฒเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் เฎชெเฎฃ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎு เฎฎாเฎจிเฎฒ เฎ เฎฐเฎு ₹3,000 เฎเฎฏ்เฎตூเฎคிเฎฏเฎฎாเฎ เฎตเฎดเฎ்เฎி เฎตเฎฐுเฎிเฎฑเฎคு.
“เฎเฎจ்เฎคเฎค் เฎคிเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் SC เฎคுเฎฃைเฎค் เฎคிเฎ்เฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉ்เฎชเฎி SC เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉเฎฐுเฎ்เฎாเฎฉเฎคு เฎ เฎฒ்เฎฒ, เฎเฎฉாเฎฒ் SC เฎคுเฎฃைเฎค் เฎคிเฎ்เฎ เฎจிเฎคிเฎฏிเฎฉ் เฎீเฎด் SC เฎชเฎฏเฎฉாเฎณிเฎเฎณ் เฎชเฎฃเฎฎ் เฎชெเฎฑுเฎตเฎคாเฎ เฎเฎฃเฎ்เฎுเฎเฎณிเฎฒ் เฎாเฎ்เฎுเฎிเฎฑாเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ். เฎเฎคு เฎคเฎฉி เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎாเฎฉ เฎ เฎดுเฎค்เฎคเฎค்เฎคை เฎเฎฐுเฎตாเฎ்เฎ AIM เฎ்เฎு เฎ เฎตเฎிเฎฏเฎฎாเฎிเฎฑเฎคு,” เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎூเฎฑிเฎฉாเฎฐ்.
เฎคொเฎுเฎคி เฎ เฎณเฎตிเฎฒாเฎฉ เฎชொเฎฑுเฎช்เฎชாเฎณเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎเฎฑுเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉเฎฐ்เฎเฎณை เฎேเฎฐ்เฎช்เฎชเฎคு เฎฎเฎ்เฎுเฎฎிเฎฉ்เฎฑி เฎคเฎฉி เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณ் เฎுเฎฑிเฎค்เฎคு เฎตிเฎดிเฎช்เฎชுเฎฃเฎฐ்เฎตு เฎூเฎ்เฎเฎ்เฎเฎณை เฎจเฎเฎค்เฎคி เฎตเฎฐுเฎிเฎฉ்เฎฑเฎฉเฎฐ். "เฎเฎคுเฎชோเฎฉ்เฎฑ เฎคเฎฐைเฎฎเฎ்เฎ เฎจเฎเฎตเฎிเฎ்เฎைเฎเฎณ் เฎฎூเฎฒเฎฎ், AIM เฎ เฎฐเฎாเฎ்เฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฑ்เฎு เฎ เฎดுเฎค்เฎคเฎฎ் เฎொเฎுเฎ்เฎ เฎตிเฎฐுเฎฎ்เฎชுเฎிเฎฑเฎคு," เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎூเฎฑிเฎฉாเฎฐ்.
เฎคเฎฉி เฎเฎธ்เฎி เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคு เฎோเฎฐிเฎ்เฎை เฎเฎฉ்?
เฎคเฎฒிเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณ் เฎฎீเฎคாเฎฉ เฎคாเฎ்เฎுเฎคเฎฒ்เฎเฎณை เฎเฎฉ் AIM เฎเฎฃ்เฎிเฎ்เฎเฎตிเฎฒ்เฎฒை เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎேเฎ்เฎเฎคเฎฑ்เฎு, เฎ เฎ்เฎூเฎดிเฎฏเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎுเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎு เฎเฎฐு เฎฎாเฎคிเฎฐி เฎเฎฐுเฎ்เฎிเฎฑเฎคு เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎுเฎฉிเฎฒ் เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐ் เฎชเฎคிเฎฒเฎณிเฎค்เฎคாเฎฐ்.
"เฎตเฎณเฎฐ்เฎ்เฎிเฎฏிเฎฉ்เฎฎை เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎช் เฎชொเฎฐுเฎณாเฎคாเฎฐ เฎเฎ்เฎคிเฎฏிเฎฉ் เฎชเฎฑ்เฎฑாเฎ்เฎுเฎฑைเฎฏே, เฎชเฎ்เฎிเฎฏเฎฒிเฎเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎ เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎค்เฎคை เฎชாเฎคிเฎ்เฎเฎ்เฎூเฎிเฎฏเฎคாเฎ เฎเฎ்เฎுเฎிเฎฑเฎคு, เฎฎேเฎฒுเฎฎ் เฎ เฎ்เฎூเฎดிเฎฏเฎ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎு เฎตเฎดிเฎตเฎுเฎ்เฎிเฎฑเฎคு," เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎเฎฐுเฎค்เฎคு เฎคெเฎฐிเฎตிเฎค்เฎคாเฎฐ்.
เฎเฎฉเฎตே, AIM เฎเฎฉ் เฎจோเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் SC เฎ เฎ்เฎூเฎดிเฎฏเฎ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎு เฎคเฎฉ்เฎฉை เฎเฎฐு เฎชிเฎฑ்เฎชோเฎ்เฎு เฎ เฎฎைเฎช்เฎชாเฎ เฎฎเฎ்เฎுเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎค்เฎคாเฎฎเฎฒ் เฎฎூเฎฒ เฎாเฎฐเฎฃเฎค்เฎคை เฎเฎคிเฎฐ்เฎค்เฎคுเฎช் เฎชோเฎฐாเฎுเฎตเฎคாเฎுเฎฎ். เฎชெเฎฐுเฎฎ்เฎชாเฎฒாเฎฉ เฎเฎธ்เฎி เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉเฎฐ் เฎிเฎฐாเฎฎเฎ்เฎเฎณிเฎฒ் เฎตเฎிเฎช்เฎชเฎคாเฎฒ், เฎ เฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณிเฎฉ் เฎฎுเฎฉ்เฎฉேเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎฎ் เฎเฎคเฎฑ்เฎு เฎฎுเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎช்เฎชுเฎณ்เฎณி เฎตைเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ்.
"เฎเฎฎூเฎ เฎฐீเฎคிเฎฏாเฎเฎตுเฎฎ் เฎชொเฎฐுเฎณாเฎคாเฎฐ เฎฐீเฎคிเฎฏாเฎเฎตுเฎฎ் เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐเฎฎ் เฎชெเฎฑ்เฎฑ เฎுเฎுเฎฎ்เฎชเฎ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎு เฎเฎคிเฎฐாเฎฉ เฎொเฎுเฎฎைเฎเฎณை เฎจீเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎชாเฎฐ்เฎค்เฎคீเฎฐ்เฎเฎณா?" เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎเฎชிเฎเฎธ் เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐி เฎேเฎ்เฎாเฎฐ்.
“เฎจாเฎ்เฎிเฎฉ் 5เฎตเฎคு เฎ เฎ்เฎเฎตเฎฃைเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎค்เฎคเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎ เฎชเฎுเฎคிเฎเฎณிเฎฒ் เฎเฎณ்เฎณ เฎชเฎดเฎ்เฎுเฎிเฎฏிเฎฉเฎฐுเฎ்เฎு เฎுเฎฏ เฎுเฎฏாเฎ்เฎி เฎตเฎดเฎ்เฎுเฎตเฎคเฎฑ்เฎாเฎ เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณ் เฎตிเฎฐிเฎตாเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் (PESA) เฎเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் 1996 เฎเฎฏเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎเฎคு. เฎ เฎคேเฎชோเฎฒ், เฎเฎธ்เฎி เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉ் เฎตเฎณเฎฐ்เฎ்เฎிเฎ்เฎாเฎ เฎเฎธ்เฎி เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณை เฎฎாเฎจிเฎฒ เฎ เฎฐเฎு เฎเฎฐுเฎตாเฎ்เฎ เฎตேเฎฃ்เฎுเฎฎ்’’ เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎோเฎฐிเฎ்เฎை เฎตிเฎுเฎค்เฎคாเฎฐ்.
เฎ เฎค்เฎคเฎைเฎฏ เฎจเฎเฎตเฎிเฎ்เฎைเฎฏிเฎฉ் เฎฎூเฎฒเฎฎ், เฎเฎธ்เฎி เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎฎ் เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐเฎฎ் เฎชெเฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎฎேเฎฒுเฎฎ் เฎตாเฎคிเฎ்เฎாเฎฐ். เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคு เฎเฎชைเฎเฎณிเฎฒ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑ เฎเฎฑுเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉเฎฐ்เฎเฎณிเฎฉ் เฎ เฎคிเฎ เฎชเฎ்เฎேเฎฑ்เฎชு เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฎூเฎ-เฎชொเฎฐுเฎณாเฎคாเฎฐ เฎจிเฎฒைเฎฎைเฎเฎณை เฎฎேเฎฎ்เฎชเฎுเฎค்เฎคுเฎตเฎคเฎฑ்เฎாเฎฉ เฎตாเฎฏ்เฎช்เฎชுเฎเฎณ் เฎเฎฐுเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ், เฎเฎคு เฎชாเฎคிเฎช்เฎชு เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎ เฎ்เฎூเฎดிเฎฏเฎ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎு เฎฎுเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎช்เฎชுเฎณ்เฎณி เฎตைเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ்.
“เฎชுเฎคைเฎுเฎดிเฎเฎณ், เฎจீเฎฐ் เฎ เฎฃுเฎเฎฒ், เฎคเฎฃ்เฎฃீเฎฐ் เฎคொเฎ்เฎிเฎเฎณ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎชเฎณ்เฎณிเฎเฎณ் เฎชோเฎฉ்เฎฑ เฎฎுเฎிเฎตுเฎเฎณிเฎฒ், SC เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎฎ் เฎเฎฐு SC เฎเฎฐ்เฎชเฎ்เฎ் เฎเฎฐுเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ் เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณை เฎตிเฎ เฎிเฎฑเฎจ்เฎค เฎ เฎฃுเฎเฎฒைเฎช் เฎชெเฎฑுเฎฎ். เฎเฎฉெเฎฉ்เฎฑாเฎฒ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑ เฎாเฎคிเฎฏிเฎฉเฎฐ் เฎเฎคிเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் เฎெเฎฒுเฎค்เฎคுเฎฎ் เฎிเฎฐாเฎฎเฎ்เฎเฎณிเฎฒ் เฎเฎฐு SC เฎเฎฐ்เฎชเฎ்เฎ் เฎ เฎคிเฎ เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐเฎฎ் เฎொเฎฃ்เฎเฎตเฎฐ் เฎ เฎฒ்เฎฒ,” เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎฎீเฎฃ்เฎுเฎฎ் เฎตเฎฒிเฎฏுเฎฑுเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉாเฎฐ்.
AIM เฎชிเฎช்เฎฐเฎตเฎฐி 10 เฎ เฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎเฎฐு เฎชொเฎคுเฎ் เฎூเฎ்เฎเฎค்เฎคை เฎจเฎเฎค்เฎคுเฎฎ். เฎ เฎฐเฎிเฎฏเฎฒ் เฎเฎ்เฎிเฎเฎณ் เฎเฎช்เฎชோเฎคு AIM-เฎ เฎเฎตเฎฉเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒ் เฎเฎுเฎค்เฎคுเฎ்เฎொเฎฃ்เฎு, เฎคேเฎฐ்เฎคเฎฒுเฎ்เฎு เฎฎுเฎฉ்เฎฉเฎคாเฎ เฎเฎคเฎฐเฎตுเฎ்เฎாเฎ เฎ เฎคை เฎ เฎฃுเฎி เฎตเฎฐுเฎிเฎฉ்เฎฑเฎฉ. เฎเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉுเฎฎ், เฎเฎธ்เฎிเฎ்เฎு เฎคเฎฉி เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎฏเฎค்เฎคு เฎตேเฎฃ்เฎுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑ เฎோเฎฐிเฎ்เฎைเฎฏை เฎคேเฎฐ்เฎคเฎฒ் เฎ เฎฑிเฎ்เฎைเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎேเฎฐ்เฎค்เฎคாเฎฒ் เฎฎเฎ்เฎுเฎฎே เฎெเฎฏ்เฎตோเฎฎ் เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎเฎฑுเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎคெเฎณிเฎตுเฎชเฎுเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉเฎฐ்.
เฎฎுเฎฉ்เฎฉாเฎณ் เฎเฎชிเฎเฎธ் เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐி เฎே.เฎி. เฎฒเฎ்เฎுเฎฎி เฎจாเฎฐாเฎฏเฎฃாเฎตை เฎเฎจ்เฎคிเฎฐเฎช் เฎชிเฎฐเฎคேเฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉ் เฎฎுเฎคเฎฒ் เฎ เฎฐเฎிเฎฏเฎฒ்เฎตாเฎคிเฎฏாเฎเฎ் เฎுเฎฑிเฎช்เฎชிเฎ்เฎ เฎ เฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ், เฎฎாเฎจிเฎฒ เฎ เฎฑிเฎ்เฎைเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎคเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎோเฎฐிเฎ்เฎைเฎฏை เฎเฎณ்เฎณเฎเฎ்เฎிเฎฏเฎคாเฎเฎตுเฎฎ், เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑ เฎเฎ்เฎிเฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎு เฎ เฎคிเฎ เฎ เฎดுเฎค்เฎคเฎฎ் เฎொเฎுเฎ்เฎ เฎเฎคிเฎฐ்เฎจோเฎ்เฎுเฎตเฎคாเฎเฎตுเฎฎ் เฎ เฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎுเฎฑிเฎช்เฎชிเฎ்เฎเฎฉเฎฐ்.
เฎเฎிเฎฐிเฎฏเฎฐிเฎฉ் เฎுเฎฑிเฎช்เฎชு: AIM เฎเฎฐு เฎชோเฎฒீเฎธ் เฎฎுเฎฏเฎฑ்เฎிเฎฏை เฎตிเฎ เฎฎเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎเฎฏเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑ เฎுเฎฉிเฎฒ் เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐிเฎฉ் เฎฎேเฎฑ்เฎோเฎณுเฎเฎฉ் เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎ เฎฑிเฎ்เฎை เฎชுเฎคுเฎช்เฎชிเฎ்เฎเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎுเฎณ்เฎณเฎคு. เฎ เฎฑிเฎ்เฎைเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎฎேเฎฑ்เฎோเฎณ் เฎாเฎ்เฎเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎ เฎเฎฐு เฎเฎธ்เฎเฎฏிเฎฉ் เฎชெเฎฏเฎฐுเฎฎ் เฎோเฎฐเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎเฎชเฎி เฎฎเฎฑைเฎ்เฎเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎுเฎณ்เฎณเฎคு.
เฎเฎชเฎฏเฎฎ் : TSF
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DALIT TEACHER’S PROTEST AGAINST ALLEGED CASTEISM AT DU
The Delhi Police positioned themselves like a wall between the two sides, and their chanting, “Jai Shri Ram vs. Jai Bhim,” filled the air. An increasing demonstration in a Delhi corner has mainly gone unreported as the country rallied for the dedication of the Ram Temple. It was day 148 in the battle between the principal of Daulat Ram College and a former Dalit teacher’s protest against alleged casteism at DU.
By Kumkum Khare
Ritu Singh, a Dalit teacher is fighting a war that suddenly seems larger than herself. She is holding the Constitution and carrying the spirit of Ambedkar, Phule, and Savitri Bai with her. Ritu Singh claims the university terminated her job in 2020 because she is a Dalit.
RESPONSE TO THE DALIT TEACHER’S PROTEST AGAINST CASTEISM
UNJUST TERMINATION OF AD-HOC TEACHERS AT DELHI UNIVERSITY
Dalit teacher’s protest
Dr. Ritu Singh is the Eklavya of today. During the Jantar Mantar protest two years ago, Mehmood Pracha, Singh’s counsel in the Delhi High Court, remarked, “Like Eklavya, her thumb is being cut off.”
POLICE ACTION IN RESPONSE TO PROTEST
The blue flags were taken down, and we were lathi-charged. Why are we receiving this treatment? Why is there exploitation taking place? The strongest forces in a democracy are the Janta (people) and the sadak (streets).
MOTILAL NEHRU COLLEGE TEACHERS PROTEST AD-HOC DISPLACEMENT
Courtesy : DU Updates
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Rally opposing Dalits’ temple entry denied permission in TN
Speaking to TNIE, KVGP Tiruppur unit president K Devaraj said, “We were upset after Dalit people entered the temple.
Saravanan MP
TIRUPPUR: Tiruppur police denied permission to a caste outfit to take out a procession condemning the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR&CE) Department of the Tamil Nadu government for allowing Dalits to enter the Mariyamman temple at Pongupalayam near Tiruppur city recently.
According to sources, the Kongu Vellalar Goundar Peravai (KVGP) had announced that it wanted to take over the temple from HR&CE department and also hold a protest on February 7. But police have denied permission for the procession.
“The department has disturbed traditions followed by us. Hence, we are launching a protest and would take over the temple from them. When we take it over, the temple administration will decide if Dalits are allowed into it or not as per traditions,” it said.
Deputy superintendent of police (Avinashi range) M Sivakumar told TNIE, “The rally is targeting the HR&CE department. Since it is a direct outcome of Dalit people entering the temple, we refused permission. The outfit has approached the Madras High Court seeking permission, but we will object to it.”
Officials from the HR&CE department denied threatening the dominant community members during the peace meeting on allowing Dalits into the temple.
A top official from the HR&CE department said, “The temple belongs to the department. We never interfered in the traditions or affairs of the temple. Besides, we were told to take legal action against those stopping Dalits from entering the temple. We have submitted a detailed report on the ownership to higher officials in Chennai and to the Tiruppur district collector. They have accepted our legal stand.”
Courtesy : TNIE
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เฎคเฎฎிเฎดเฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒ் เฎคเฎฒிเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณிเฎฉ் เฎோเฎตிเฎฒ் เฎจுเฎดைเฎตுเฎ்เฎு เฎเฎคிเฎฐ்เฎช்เฎชு เฎคெเฎฐிเฎตிเฎค்เฎคு เฎชேเฎฐเฎฃிเฎ்เฎு เฎ เฎฉுเฎฎเฎคி เฎฎเฎฑுเฎช்เฎชு
KVGP เฎคிเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชூเฎฐ் เฎชிเฎฐிเฎตு เฎคเฎฒைเฎตเฎฐ் เฎே.เฎคேเฎตเฎฐாเฎ் TNIE เฎเฎเฎฎ் เฎชேเฎுเฎைเฎฏிเฎฒ், “เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎฎเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎோเฎตிเฎฒுเฎ்เฎுเฎณ் เฎจுเฎดைเฎจ்เฎคเฎคாเฎฒ் เฎจாเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎตเฎฐுเฎค்เฎคเฎฎเฎைเฎจ்เฎคோเฎฎ்.
เฎเฎฐเฎตเฎฃเฎฉ் เฎเฎฎ்.เฎชி
เฎคிเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชூเฎฐ்: เฎคிเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชூเฎฐ் เฎ เฎฐுเฎே เฎชொเฎ்เฎுเฎชாเฎณைเฎฏเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒ் เฎเฎณ்เฎณ เฎฎாเฎฐிเฎฏเฎฎ்เฎฎเฎฉ் เฎோเฎตிเฎฒுเฎ்เฎுเฎณ் เฎคเฎฒிเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณை เฎ เฎฉுเฎฎเฎคிเฎ்เฎுเฎฎ் เฎคเฎฎிเฎดเฎ เฎ เฎฐเฎிเฎฉ் เฎเฎจ்เฎคு เฎเฎฎเฎฏ เฎ เฎฑเฎจிเฎฒைเฎฏเฎค் เฎคுเฎฑைเฎฏை เฎเฎฃ்เฎிเฎค்เฎคு เฎாเฎคி เฎ เฎฎைเฎช்เฎชிเฎฉเฎฐ் เฎเฎฐ்เฎตเฎฒเฎฎ் เฎจเฎเฎค்เฎค เฎคிเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชூเฎฐ் เฎชோเฎฒீเฎாเฎฐ் เฎ เฎฉுเฎฎเฎคி เฎฎเฎฑுเฎค்เฎคเฎฉเฎฐ்.
เฎเฎคாเฎฐเฎ்เฎเฎณிเฎฉ்เฎชเฎி, เฎொเฎ்เฎு เฎตேเฎณாเฎณเฎฐ் เฎเฎตுเฎฃ்เฎเฎฐ் เฎชேเฎฐเฎตை (KVGP) เฎோเฎตிเฎฒை HR & CE เฎคுเฎฑைเฎฏிเฎเฎฎ் เฎเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎคு เฎைเฎฏเฎเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎค்เฎค เฎตிเฎฐுเฎฎ்เฎชுเฎตเฎคாเฎ เฎ เฎฑிเฎตிเฎค்เฎคเฎคு เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎชிเฎช்เฎฐเฎตเฎฐி 7 เฎ เฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎชோเฎฐாเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் เฎจเฎเฎค்เฎคுเฎிเฎฑเฎคு. เฎเฎฉாเฎฒ் เฎเฎฐ்เฎตเฎฒเฎค்เฎคிเฎฑ்เฎு เฎชோเฎฒீเฎாเฎฐ் เฎ เฎฉுเฎฎเฎคி เฎฎเฎฑுเฎค்เฎคுเฎณ்เฎณเฎฉเฎฐ்.
KVGP เฎคிเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชூเฎฐ் เฎชிเฎฐிเฎตு เฎคเฎฒைเฎตเฎฐ் เฎே.เฎคேเฎตเฎฐாเฎ் TNIE เฎเฎเฎฎ் เฎชேเฎுเฎைเฎฏிเฎฒ், “เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎฎเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎோเฎตிเฎฒுเฎ்เฎுเฎณ் เฎจுเฎดைเฎจ்เฎคเฎคாเฎฒ் เฎจாเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎตเฎฐுเฎค்เฎคเฎฎเฎைเฎจ்เฎคோเฎฎ். เฎฎเฎฉிเฎคเฎตเฎณ เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎிเฎ เฎคுเฎฑை เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐிเฎเฎณிเฎเฎฎ் เฎจாเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎตிเฎாเฎฐிเฎค்เฎคเฎชோเฎคு, เฎเฎ்เฎเฎณை เฎைเฎคு เฎெเฎฏ்เฎตเฎคாเฎ เฎฎிเฎฐเฎ்เฎிเฎฉเฎฐ். เฎเฎคเฎฉ் เฎชிเฎฉ்เฎฉเฎฃிเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎเฎณ்เฎณுเฎฐ் เฎเฎ்เฎிเฎฏிเฎฉเฎฐிเฎฉ் เฎคொเฎเฎฐ்เฎชு เฎเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชเฎคாเฎ เฎเฎจ்เฎคேเฎிเฎ்เฎிเฎฑோเฎฎ். เฎคเฎตிเฎฐ, เฎจாเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎเฎฐிเฎฎைเฎ்เฎாเฎฉ เฎเฎตเฎฃเฎ்เฎเฎณைเฎ் เฎோเฎฐிเฎฏเฎชோเฎคு, HR & CE เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐிเฎเฎณ் เฎ เฎตเฎฑ்เฎฑைเฎ் เฎாเฎ்เฎ เฎฎเฎฑுเฎค்เฎคுเฎตிเฎ்เฎเฎฉเฎฐ்.
“เฎจாเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎชிเฎฉ்เฎชเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎฎเฎฐเฎชுเฎเฎณை เฎเฎค்เฎคுเฎฑை เฎீเฎฐ்เฎுเฎฒைเฎค்เฎคுเฎณ்เฎณเฎคு. เฎเฎฉเฎตே, เฎோเฎตிเฎฒை เฎ เฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณிเฎเฎฎ் เฎเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎคு เฎைเฎช்เฎชเฎฑ்เฎฑி เฎชோเฎฐாเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் เฎจเฎเฎค்เฎคுเฎிเฎฑோเฎฎ். เฎจாเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎ เฎคை เฎเฎுเฎค்เฎคுเฎ் เฎொเฎฃ்เฎ เฎชிเฎฑเฎு, เฎคเฎฒிเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณை เฎ เฎคเฎฑ்เฎுเฎณ் เฎ เฎฉுเฎฎเฎคிเฎ்เฎเฎฒாเฎฎா เฎตேเฎฃ்เฎாเฎฎா เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎோเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎจிเฎฐ்เฎตாเฎเฎฎ் เฎฎுเฎிเฎตு เฎெเฎฏ்เฎฏுเฎฎ்” เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎ เฎคிเฎฒ் เฎூเฎฑเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎுเฎณ்เฎณเฎคு.เฎคுเฎฃைเฎ் เฎாเฎตเฎฒ் เฎเฎฃ்เฎாเฎฃிเฎช்เฎชாเฎณเฎฐ் (เฎ เฎตிเฎฉாเฎி เฎเฎฒ்เฎฒை) เฎเฎฎ்.เฎிเฎตเฎ்เฎுเฎฎாเฎฐ் TNIEเฎฏிเฎเฎฎ், “เฎเฎจ்เฎคเฎช் เฎชேเฎฐเฎฃி เฎฎเฎฉிเฎคเฎตเฎณ เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் CE เฎคுเฎฑைเฎฏை เฎுเฎฑிเฎตைเฎค்เฎคு เฎจเฎเฎค்เฎคเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎிเฎฑเฎคு. เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎฎเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎோเฎตிเฎฒுเฎ்เฎுเฎณ் เฎจுเฎดைเฎจ்เฎคเฎคเฎฉ் เฎจேเฎฐเฎி เฎตிเฎณைเฎตு เฎเฎฉ்เฎชเฎคாเฎฒ் เฎ เฎฉுเฎฎเฎคி เฎฎเฎฑுเฎค்เฎคோเฎฎ். เฎ เฎฎைเฎช்เฎชு เฎ เฎฉுเฎฎเฎคி เฎோเฎฐி เฎெเฎฉ்เฎฉை เฎเฎฏเฎฐ் เฎจீเฎคிเฎฎเฎฉ்เฎฑเฎค்เฎคை เฎ เฎฃுเฎிเฎฏுเฎณ்เฎณเฎคு, เฎเฎฉாเฎฒ் เฎจாเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎ เฎคை เฎเฎคிเฎฐ்เฎช்เฎชோเฎฎ்.
เฎோเฎตிเฎฒுเฎ்เฎுเฎณ் เฎคเฎฒிเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณை เฎ เฎฉுเฎฎเฎคிเฎช்เฎชเฎคு เฎคொเฎเฎฐ்เฎชாเฎฉ เฎเฎฎாเฎคாเฎฉเฎ் เฎூเฎ்เฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒ் เฎเฎคிเฎ்เฎ เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉเฎฐை เฎ เฎ்เฎுเฎฑுเฎค்เฎคிเฎฏเฎคை HR&CE เฎคுเฎฑை เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐிเฎเฎณ் เฎฎเฎฑுเฎค்เฎคเฎฉเฎฐ்.
เฎฎเฎฉிเฎคเฎตเฎณ เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎிเฎ เฎคுเฎฑைเฎฏிเฎฉ் เฎเฎฏเฎฐ் เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐி เฎเฎฐுเฎตเฎฐ் เฎூเฎฑுเฎைเฎฏிเฎฒ், “เฎோเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎคுเฎฑைเฎ்เฎு เฎொเฎจ்เฎคเฎฎாเฎฉเฎคு. เฎோเฎตிเฎฒிเฎฉ் เฎเฎฎ்เฎชிเฎฐเฎคாเฎฏเฎ்เฎเฎณிเฎฒோ, เฎตிเฎทเฎฏเฎ்เฎเฎณிเฎฒோ เฎจாเฎ்เฎเฎณ் เฎคเฎฒைเฎฏிเฎ்เฎเฎคிเฎฒ்เฎฒை. เฎฎேเฎฒுเฎฎ், เฎคเฎฒிเฎค்เฎคுเฎเฎณை เฎோเฎตிเฎฒுเฎ்เฎுเฎณ் เฎจுเฎดைเฎฏ เฎตிเฎாเฎฎเฎฒ் เฎคเฎுเฎช்เฎชเฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎฎீเฎคு เฎเฎ்เฎเฎช்เฎชเฎி เฎจเฎเฎตเฎிเฎ்เฎை เฎเฎுเฎ்เฎ เฎตேเฎฃ்เฎுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎூเฎฑிเฎฏிเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎคாเฎฐ். เฎெเฎฉ்เฎฉைเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎเฎณ்เฎณ เฎเฎฏเฎฐ் เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐிเฎเฎณிเฎเฎฎுเฎฎ், เฎคிเฎฐுเฎช்เฎชூเฎฐ் เฎฎாเฎตเฎ்เฎ เฎเฎ்เฎிเฎฏเฎฐிเฎเฎฎுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฐிเฎฎை เฎுเฎฑிเฎค்เฎค เฎตிเฎฐிเฎตாเฎฉ เฎ เฎฑிเฎ்เฎைเฎฏை เฎเฎฎเฎฐ்เฎช்เฎชிเฎค்เฎคுเฎณ்เฎณோเฎฎ். เฎ เฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎเฎ்เฎเฎณிเฎฉ் เฎเฎ்เฎเฎชூเฎฐ்เฎตเฎฎாเฎฉ เฎจிเฎฒைเฎช்เฎชாเฎ்เฎை เฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎ்เฎொเฎฃ்เฎுเฎณ்เฎณเฎฉเฎฐ்.
เฎเฎชเฎฏเฎฎ் : TNIE
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Inadequate Allocation for SCs and STs in Interim Budget, Says National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights
The Union government’s commitment to inclusive development faced scrutiny on Friday as the National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights (NCDHR) revealed a meager allocation for Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs) in the interim budget for 2024-25.
By Hams News Staff
During a news conference, the NCDHR highlighted that funds allocated for SCs and STs were seemingly placed under general schemes like urea subsidy or road construction, rather than targeted programs such as scholarships designed to provide greater benefits to marginalized sections.
The total estimated expenditure in the Union Budget 2024-25 is Rs 51,08,780 crore. However, the allocation specifically for the welfare of SCs is Rs 1,65,598 crore, and for STs, it is Rs 1,21,023 crore.
A significant portion of the allocated amount has been directed towards general schemes. For instance, proposed spending for SCs includes a urea subsidy payment of Rs 11,000 crore, Rs 10,000 crore under Pradhan Mantri Kisan Nidhi, and Rs 15,000 crore under the Jal Jeevan mission or piped water scheme.
The allocations for targeted schemes for SCs were found to be Rs 44,282 crore, and for STs, Rs 36,212 crore.
Diwakar emphasized that SCs and STs could significantly develop and improve their condition with support from targeted schemes. However, the government’s greater allocation under general schemes, benefiting the entire population, raises concerns. Diwakar stressed the need for exclusive benefits for SCs and STs under funds designated for their welfare, in addition to any benefits received under general schemes for the broader population.
Courtesy : Hams Live News.
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Fighting with wedding processions from Dalit community in Meerut. Fighting with wedding processions of Dalit community in Meerut: Dalits were threatened after making an allusion to the temple, dispute started over bike collision
In a village located in Incholi police station area of Meerut, people of Jat community attacked a procession of Dalit community.
Threatened the wedding procession by taking allowance from the temple. After receiving the information, a large number of police forces reached the village. The matter was calmed down by convincing both the parties. People of Dalit community reached the SP office on Friday and demanded strict action against the accused. After this, the SSP has investigated the matter and ordered action.
Courtesy : Divya News
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Balveer Singh needs to be dismissed from service, says People’s Watch
February 02, 2024 11:05 pm | Updated 11:05 pm IST - MADURAI
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Human rights NGO People’s Watch on Friday urged the Tamil Nadu government to come out with the final report on the inquiry into the Ambasamudram custodial torture. A group of men was tortured in custody by a police team, led by the then Ambasamudram Assistant Superintendent of Police, Balveer Singh.
Mr. Tiphagne said the State should come out with the final report and other reports. He alleged the CB-CID had added the names of Scheduled Caste police personnel and removed those who did not belong to the Scheduled Caste to avoid invoking the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. He said Mr. Balveer Singh should be dismissed from service.
In the interim report, the inquiry officer recommended a full-fledged investigation to unearth the complete truth about the incidents of assault allegedly committed by Mr. Balveer Singh and other police personnel. She also recommended appropriate action against Public Prosecutor Tirumalaikumar for aiding the police officers in covering up the alleged incident of police torture at the Kallidaikurichi station.
The injuries , like blood clot in thighs and back and swollen face and lips, were clearly mentioned in the Palayamkottai prison health screening memo, as submitted by the prison authorities before the Sub-Collector, Cheranmahadevi. The inquiry officer said this showed negligence on the part of the medical officer and recommended action against him. Further, the inquiry officer said the victims had suffered grievous injuries, lifetime health compilations due to the physical torture, loss of teeth and psychological trauma. They needed high quality treatment and psychological counselling, she said, recommending safety, protection, free legal aid and lawyer support for them.
Latest.The inquiry officer said that based on the analysis of the limited CCTV footage provided, statements given, prison records and other records collected by the Sub-Collector, it prima facie appeared that the incident of assault and torture by the Assistant Superintendent of Police and other police personnel at the Ambasamudram station was true.
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#ArrestSudhirChaudhury trends, police complaint filed
Aaj Tak anchor Sudhir Chaudhary made on-air remarks on whether Hemant Soren's family should be “given reservation” or SC/ST benefits
The Aadivasi Sena in Jharkhand filed a police complaint against TV journalist Sudhir Chaudhary, accusing him of making casteist remarks on air after the Enforcement Directorate arrested former Jharkhand chief minister Hemant Soren in a money laundering case linked to an alleged land scam on Wednesday, 1 February.
The Aaj Tak anchor made the allegedly objectionable comments on his primetime show Black and White, which aired on 31 January.
The complaint was filed against Chaudhary at Ranchi police station under the Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989, while #ArrestSudhirChaudhury was trending on X (formerly Twitter) most of 2 February, Thursday.
Chaudhury is no stranger to courting controversy with his provocative views, having earlier been booked by the Kerala Police for spreading religious animosity when we worked with Zee News.
According to a Newslaundry report, Chaudhary asked whether the Soren family should be “given reservation” or get any benefits of the SC/ST Act.
On what would turn out to be the eve of Soren's arrest and the day that an ED raid was in action at the JMM chief's Delhi residence, Chaudhury said that for the former Jharkhand chief minister, a night in jail would be like going back by “20, 30, 40 years like an Adivasi to the jungle”, the report said.
“Where will he spend tonight? He is accustomed to a lavish lifestyle. But today, in a way, it will be like going back by 20, 30, 40 years like an Adivasi to the jungle. It will be a tough night,” Newslaundry reports Chaudhary as saying in Hindi.
Hemant Soren became the third chief minister of Jharkhand to have been arrested. Before him, his father Shibu Soren as well as Madhu Koda have each been arrested.
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