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Ashok alleges Congress govt. misused money meant for SC/STs, demands Siddaramaiah’s resignation
Published - July 21, 2024 09:21 pm IST - Shivamogga
Shivamogga
At a press conference in Hassan, after visiting rain-hit areas of Sakleshpur, Mr. Ashok alleged that Mr. Siddaramaiah got the land which belonged to a Scheduled Caste family transferred to his family illegally in Mysuru. He spent the money meant for SCP and TSP to implement the guarantee schemes. Besides that, the money allocated for the development of the Scheduled Tribes through the Maharshi Valmiki ST Development Corporation had been misused.
Regarding the devastation caused by heavy rain, Mr. Ashok said the Congress government had not responded to the problems of people hit by rain. During the BJP rule, the government immediately released ₹10,000 to the families affected and granted ₹10 lakh to build new houses. However, the present government was giving only ₹1.2 lakh even if a house was damaged completely. He also alleged that the Ministers in-charge of districts had not visited the rain-hit areas.
BJP MLA Cement Manju, district BJP president Siddesh Nagendra, and others were present at the press conference.
Policemen beat a Dalit youth naked in the police post, video goes viral
After the youth regained consciousness, they made him massage their feet too, SP suspends Dhakia police post in-charge and two constables
Policemen beat a Dalit youth naked in the police post, video goes viral
Let us tell you that on Saturday, Rishipal Jatav, a resident of Bhanwarki Jadid village of Dhakia police post area of ??Kotwali Shahbad, had a dispute with his wife. On the complaint of his wife, constables Jaidev and Amit Kumar posted at Dhakia police post picked him up from his house at around 5 pm on Saturday evening. The constables brutally beat the Dalit youth at the Dhakia post. The Dalit youth became unconscious due to the beating. The brutality of the constables did not stop here. After the youth regained consciousness, they also made him massage their feet. In the morning, the video of the beating marks on the body went viral, which caused a stir in the police department. All the organizations got angry and reached the office of the Circle Officer with the victim. Where they also had a heated argument with the Circle Officer. Seeing the matter getting worse, the police registered a case against both the constables, along with this the Inspector has recommended their suspension.
Case registered against the constables
After the incident, the victim reached home and told his ordeal to his family. Meanwhile, someone made a video of him and made it viral. In which injury marks were visible on his body. After the video went viral, the organizations became active. On Monday morning, former Minister of State and BSP leader Surendra Sagar, President of Veer Bhagat Singh Yuva Morcha Rajat Kumar, District Incharge of Bhim Army Sunil Kumar, Ved Prakash Sagar associated with BJP Scheduled Caste Front, along with workers of all the organizations reached the office of the Circle Officer with the victim. They talked about registering a case against the accused constables. Seeing the situation deteriorating, the police started taking action against the constables. At the same time, Veer Bhagat Singh Yuva Morcha president Rajat Kumar had a heated argument with the area officer over taking the statement of the victim in private in the office.
The constables crossed the limits of brutality
The constables took the victim away on the complaint of his wife. It is alleged that both the constables drank alcohol at around 1 o’clock on Saturday night. After this, they asked him about his caste, then stripped him naked and started beating him with sticks. Not only this, the constables beat him so much using casteist words that he fainted.
Casteist slogans like ‘Dalit-Cha$%er Quit India’, ‘Brahmin-Bania Zindabad’ found written on JNU walls, what did the students say?
In a conversation with ‘The Mooknayak’, Biswajit Minji, associated with BAPSA, says, “Such incidents show that the success of a Dalit-Bahujan movement that has started in so many years is a threat to the dominance of the so-called upper caste and upper caste people. This is the reason why we see anti-Dalit, Bahujan and tribal things every day.”
Saumya Raj
New Delhi. Objectionable casteist and communal slogans have been found written on the walls of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU). In fact, on Saturday, July 20, casteist abuses and communal slogans like ‘Cha$%er Quit India’, ‘Dalit Quit India’, ‘Brahmin-Bania Zindabad’ and ‘Hindu-RSS Zindabad’ were found written on the walls of Kaveri hostel in the JNU campus. There is a lot of anger among the students of the university about this. Students expressed their strong protest against this in the university campus and the student union also took out a march on Saturday evening.
When we reached Kaveri Hostel to gather more information on this matter, we found the walls painted. Hostel students told us that after the pictures of this went viral on social media, the university administration painted them on Saturday itself.
“The slogans were erased from the wall, but how will you remove it from the minds of such people?”
Speaking to ‘The Mooknayak’, JNU NSUI General Secretary Kunal Kumar said that as soon as we reported this incident, the administration got the wall painted. He says, “This is a very big incident. It should not be seen as an isolated incident. After the coming of the current government of the country, people with such Manuvadi and Brahminist thinking have got protection. The slogans were erased from the wall, but how will you remove it from the minds of such people?”
“The same forces that are in power in the country are entrenched in the JNU campus”
While talking to us about this matter, JNUSU President Dhananjay says, “The JNU Students’ Union strongly condemns the incident that happened in Kaveri Hostel and stands completely against it. The same forces that are in power in the country are entrenched in the JNU campus. These forces are constantly running their agenda against Dalits, Adivasis, Bahujans, Muslims and women and they want the campus to be closed for all of them in some way. They want that all the students should not sit together and study in the campus. But we all have built JNU together and JNU will always be a place of equality and parity. For this, we will keep fighting every such force and we know how to fight them very well.” “The administration should take strict action against casteist people”
Regarding this incident, Chetan, who lives in Kaveri hostel, tells us, “We are very disturbed by the recent incidents in the hostel, where casteist abuses were hurled against the Dalit Bahujan community, as well as slogans like ‘Brahmin Baniya Zindabad’ and ‘RSS Zindabad’. These slogans clearly expose the Brahminical and Manuvadi nature of the RSS and its supporters in our university. And also show the hatred they have for a particular community.” He further adds, “At such a time, it is important that the administration, especially the warden of Kaveri hostel, take immediate and strict action against hate-mongers and casteist people.”
“Such incidents show that the success of a Dalit-Bahujan movement that has started in so many years is a threat to the dominance of the so-called upper caste and upper caste people. This is the reason why we see anti-Dalit, Bahujan and tribal things every day.” Biswajit Minji, Bapsa
Speaking to us, Abul Kalam, a member of the ‘Kaveri Hostel’ committee, said, “We condemn such acts. Students from different parts of the country and from different religions and communities come to study in the university. Such incidents spoil the campus environment and disturb social harmony.”
Hostel Senior Warden issued notice
Regarding this matter, the Senior Warden of Kaveri Hostel has issued a notice and told the students, “Hostel residents or anyone who has any information about the persons responsible for this act are requested to inform the hostel administration on the hostel email address.” In this notice, the warden has further warned about installing CCTV in the hostel. And at the same time, the hostel students have been advised to be vigilant. “University students need to be sensitized”
Speaking to ‘The Mooknayak’ about this, Swati, who lives in Sabarmati hostel, says, “This is not the first such incident in the campus. Recently, the poster released by ABVP for Parshuram Jayanti read – ‘We the Brahmins of JNU’… From this you can guess how the students are being divided in the campus. After this incident, there is talk of installing CCTV cameras in the hostels, but what will installing cameras do? This will not make any difference in the mentality of the students. I think the university students need to be sensitized.”
Many such cases have come to the fore in the campus before this
Many such cases of writing objectionable comments and slogans on the walls in the JNU campus have come to the fore before this. Earlier, last year, some objectionable slogans were also found written on the wall of the School of International Studies. After its pictures went viral on social media, it made headlines in the media at the national level and JNU Vice Chancellor Shantishree Dhulipudi Pandit also gave a statement in the media that those who commit such acts will not be spared. After this, a committee was formed to investigate the incidents of repeated ‘anti-national’ slogans in the JNU campus. However, information about what the committee has done so far regarding these incidents has not been made public.
Let us tell you that earlier at the time of admission in JNU, many workshops were organized to sensitize all the students and staff, which have almost stopped now. Now such programs have become a mere formality.
These days, it has become very common for students to make anti-Dalit and communal comments against Dalits, Bahujans, Adivasis and a particular community in their conversations even in public places in the university campus and to use ‘caste-indicating abuses’ in their conversations. Students associated with BAPSA told ‘The Mooknayak’ that whenever they paste posters related to the activities of their organization in the JNU campus, many times obscene abuses and casteist comments are written on them and the posters are torn. Such incidents are also somewhere the result of the same conservative mentality due to which students are unable to get out even after reaching here.
In the recent years, incidents of raising slogans, pasting posters or writing objectionable things on the walls targeting a ‘particular community’ in the university campus have increased rapidly. But no concrete action has been taken by the university administration on any such incident. It is really worrying that such incidents are constantly coming to the fore in the country’s most progressive and prestigious university and the university administration remains a silent spectator.
Dalits hand over demand letter to Governor
Jalandhar, Members of various Dalit organisations have submitted a demand letter to the Governor demanding that the proposed demolition of various buildings associated with Guru Ravidas should be stopped.
The buildings include temples of Sri Guru Ravidas at Vikas Moli and Sector 58 in Chandigarh along with seven temples of Lord Valmiki at Chandigarh. The Governor handed over the letter to the DC, Chandigarh.
Other demands of the members include building of a temple dedicated to Sri Guru Ravidas at Tughlaqabad in Delhi and naming of the Adampur airport after Sri Guru Ravidas as per the promise of PM Narendra Modi at Hoshiarpur; SC reservation as per population in the state; revision of private hospital rates on a par with government hospitals; deputations of senior police personnel in 23 districts as per reservation; renaming of various chowks after saints of the community; free bus service for devotees to Shaheed Baba Nihal Singh Tap Sthan and Talhan Sahib and free college and judicial courses for girls at Talhan Sahib and the state DGP from the SC community.
Members of the delegation included Sant Kulwant Ram from the Guru Ravidas Sadhu Sampradai Society, Punjab; Baba Kulwant Singh from Tap Sthan Shri Khuralgarh Sahib; Des Raj from Chandigarh and Jassi Talhan from the Shri Guru Ravidas Tiger Force.
Courtesy : The Tribune
UP: Communal tension spreads in Bahraich after alleged molestation of Dalit girl
The Dalit girl alleged that the youth made objectionable gestures and pulled her dupatta. However, the youth claimed that his motorcycle accidentally touched the girl when he was passing by.
Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh – Communal tension spread in an area of ??Bahraich district on Monday after an incident of alleged molestation of a Dalit girl and a youth from another community. The clash escalated when the accused and his accomplices attacked the girl’s family and relatives, police said.
The authorities have arrested six people, including the youth accused of molestation. A case has been registered against nine named and other unidentified persons.
A large number of police force has been deployed in the area to maintain law and order. Five people have been injured in the tussle and their condition is stable. Some are undergoing treatment at the district hospital.
Superintendent of Police (SP) Vrinda Shukla said the incident started when the Dalit girl slapped the son of a meat seller. She alleged that he made objectionable gestures and pulled her dupatta. However, the youth claimed that his motorcycle accidentally touched the girl while he was passing by.
After the incident, the girl called her brother, who allegedly hit the youth on the head with an iron rod, injuring him. The dispute led to a major clash between the two groups, which involved members of both communities, including meat vendors.
The girl suffered minor injuries while trying to intervene and was treated before being sent home.
The police have registered a case against nine named persons and several unidentified persons for sexual harassment, rioting and causing hurt, as well as under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.
The remaining accused are currently absconding. The authorities are keeping a close watch on the situation to prevent further deterioration.
เฎเฎค்เฎคเฎฐเฎชிเฎฐเฎคேเฎเฎฎ்
เฎ.เฎชி.: เฎชเฎน்เฎฐைเฎ் เฎชเฎுเฎคிเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎிเฎฑுเฎฎி เฎชாเฎฒிเฎฏเฎฒ் เฎตเฎฉ்เฎொเฎுเฎฎைเฎ்เฎு เฎเฎณாเฎ்เฎเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎเฎคை เฎ เฎுเฎค்เฎคு, เฎ เฎ்เฎு เฎตเฎுเฎช்เฎชுเฎตாเฎค เฎชเฎคเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎฎ் เฎจிเฎฒเฎตுเฎிเฎฑเฎคு
เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎிเฎฑுเฎฎி, เฎ เฎจ்เฎค เฎเฎณைเฎเฎฐ் เฎเฎ்เฎேเฎชเฎฉைเฎ்เฎுเฎฐிเฎฏ เฎைเฎைเฎเฎณை เฎெเฎฏ்เฎคு เฎคเฎฉเฎคு เฎคுเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎตை เฎเฎดுเฎค்เฎคเฎคாเฎ เฎுเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎฎ் เฎாเฎ்เฎிเฎฉாเฎฐ். เฎเฎฉிเฎฉுเฎฎ், เฎ เฎต்เฎตเฎดிเฎฏாเฎเฎ் เฎெเฎฉ்เฎฑ เฎชோเฎคு เฎคเฎฉเฎคு เฎฎோเฎ்เฎாเฎฐ் เฎைเฎ்เฎிเฎณ் เฎคเฎตเฎฑுเฎคเฎฒாเฎ เฎிเฎฑுเฎฎிเฎฏிเฎฉ் เฎฎீเฎคு เฎคீเฎฃ்เฎிเฎฏเฎคாเฎ เฎเฎณைเฎเฎฐ் เฎคெเฎฐிเฎตிเฎค்เฎคுเฎณ்เฎณாเฎฐ்.
เฎชเฎน்เฎฐைเฎ், เฎเฎค்เฎคเฎฐเฎช் เฎชிเฎฐเฎคேเฎเฎฎ் - เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎிเฎฑுเฎฎி เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎชிเฎฑ เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎค்เฎคைเฎ் เฎேเฎฐ்เฎจ்เฎค เฎเฎณைเฎเฎฐை เฎชாเฎฒிเฎฏเฎฒ் เฎชเฎฒாเฎค்เฎாเฎฐเฎฎ் เฎெเฎฏ்เฎคเฎคாเฎเฎ் เฎூเฎฑเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฎ்เฎชเฎตเฎค்เฎคைเฎค் เฎคொเฎเฎฐ்เฎจ்เฎคு, เฎคிเฎ்เฎเฎณเฎฉ்เฎฑு ??เฎชเฎน்เฎฐைเฎ் เฎฎாเฎตเฎ்เฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฒ் เฎตเฎுเฎช்เฎชுเฎตாเฎค เฎชเฎคเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎฎ் เฎชเฎฐเฎตிเฎฏเฎคு. เฎுเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎฎ் เฎாเฎ்เฎเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎเฎตเฎฐ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎ เฎตเฎฐเฎคு เฎூเฎ்เฎாเฎณிเฎเฎณ் เฎிเฎฑுเฎฎிเฎฏிเฎฉ் เฎுเฎுเฎฎ்เฎชเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉเฎฐ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎเฎฑเฎตிเฎฉเฎฐ்เฎเฎณைเฎค் เฎคாเฎ்เฎிเฎฏเฎคாเฎฒ் เฎฎோเฎคเฎฒ் เฎคீเฎตிเฎฐเฎฎเฎைเฎจ்เฎคเฎคு เฎเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎชோเฎฒீเฎாเฎฐ் เฎคெเฎฐிเฎตிเฎค்เฎคเฎฉเฎฐ்.
เฎฎாเฎฉเฎชเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் เฎெเฎฏ்เฎคเฎคாเฎ เฎுเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎฎ் เฎாเฎ்เฎเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎ เฎเฎณைเฎเฎฐ் เฎเฎ்เฎชเฎ 6 เฎชேเฎฐை เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐிเฎเฎณ் เฎைเฎคு เฎெเฎฏ்เฎคுเฎณ்เฎณเฎฉเฎฐ். เฎชெเฎฏเฎฐிเฎเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎ เฎเฎฉ்เฎชเฎคு เฎชேเฎฐ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎ เฎைเฎฏாเฎณเฎฎ் เฎคெเฎฐிเฎฏாเฎค เฎจเฎชเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎฎீเฎคு เฎตเฎดเฎ்เฎு เฎชเฎคிเฎตு เฎெเฎฏ்เฎฏเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎுเฎณ்เฎณเฎคு.
เฎ เฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎคிเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎเฎ்เฎเฎฎ் เฎเฎดுเฎ்เฎை เฎชாเฎคுเฎாเฎ்เฎ เฎเฎฐாเฎณเฎฎாเฎฉ เฎชோเฎฒீเฎாเฎฐ் เฎுเฎตிเฎ்เฎเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎுเฎณ்เฎณเฎฉเฎฐ். เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎฎோเฎคเฎฒிเฎฒ் 5 เฎชேเฎฐ் เฎாเฎฏเฎฎเฎைเฎจ்เฎคுเฎณ்เฎณเฎฉเฎฐ், เฎ เฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณிเฎฉ் เฎเฎเฎฒ்เฎจிเฎฒை เฎீเฎฐாเฎ เฎเฎณ்เฎณเฎคு. เฎிเฎฒเฎฐ் เฎฎாเฎตเฎ்เฎ เฎฎเฎฐுเฎค்เฎคுเฎตเฎฎเฎฉைเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎிเฎிเฎ்เฎை เฎชெเฎฑ்เฎฑு เฎตเฎฐுเฎிเฎฉ்เฎฑเฎฉเฎฐ்.
เฎாเฎตเฎฒ்เฎคுเฎฑை เฎเฎฃ்เฎாเฎฃிเฎช்เฎชாเฎณเฎฐ் (SP) เฎตிเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎคா เฎுเฎ்เฎฒா เฎூเฎฑுเฎைเฎฏிเฎฒ், เฎเฎฑைเฎ்เฎி เฎตிเฎฑ்เฎชเฎฉைเฎฏாเฎณเฎฐிเฎฉ் เฎฎเฎเฎฉை เฎคเฎฒிเฎค் เฎிเฎฑுเฎฎி เฎ เฎฑைเฎจ்เฎคเฎคிเฎฒ் เฎเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎคு เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎเฎฎ்เฎชเฎตเฎฎ் เฎคொเฎเฎ்เฎிเฎฏเฎคு. เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎเฎ்เฎேเฎชเฎเฎฐเฎฎாเฎฉ เฎைเฎைเฎเฎณை เฎெเฎฏ்เฎคเฎคாเฎเฎตுเฎฎ், เฎคเฎฉเฎคு เฎคுเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎாเฎตை เฎเฎดுเฎค்เฎคเฎคாเฎเฎตுเฎฎ் เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎுเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎฎ் เฎாเฎ்เฎிเฎฉாเฎฐ். เฎเฎฉிเฎฉுเฎฎ், เฎ เฎต்เฎตเฎดிเฎฏே เฎெเฎฉ்เฎฑு เฎொเฎฃ்เฎிเฎฐுเฎจ்เฎค เฎชோเฎคு, เฎคเฎฉเฎคு เฎฎோเฎ்เฎாเฎฐ் เฎைเฎ்เฎிเฎณ் เฎคเฎตเฎฑுเฎคเฎฒாเฎ เฎிเฎฑுเฎฎிเฎฏை เฎคீเฎฃ்เฎிเฎฏเฎคாเฎ เฎ เฎจ்เฎค เฎเฎณைเฎเฎฐ் เฎคெเฎฐிเฎตிเฎค்เฎคுเฎณ்เฎณாเฎฐ்.
เฎเฎฎ்เฎชเฎตเฎค்เฎคிเฎฑ்เฎுเฎช் เฎชிเฎฑเฎு, เฎிเฎฑுเฎฎி เฎคเฎฉเฎคு เฎเฎோเฎคเฎฐเฎฉை เฎ เฎดைเฎค்เฎคாเฎฐ், เฎ เฎตเฎฐ் เฎเฎฐுเฎฎ்เฎชு เฎเฎฎ்เฎชிเฎฏாเฎฒ் เฎคเฎฒைเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎคாเฎ்เฎி เฎாเฎฏเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉாเฎฐ். เฎเฎจ்เฎค เฎคเฎเฎฐாเฎฑு เฎเฎฐு เฎுเฎดுเฎ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎிเฎைเฎฏிเฎฒ் เฎชெเฎฐுเฎฎ் เฎฎோเฎคเฎฒுเฎ்เฎு เฎตเฎดிเฎตเฎுเฎค்เฎคเฎคு, เฎเฎคிเฎฒ் เฎเฎฑைเฎ்เฎி เฎตிเฎฑ்เฎชเฎฉைเฎฏாเฎณเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎเฎ்เฎชเฎ เฎเฎฐு เฎเฎฎூเฎเฎค்เฎคைเฎ் เฎேเฎฐ்เฎจ்เฎคเฎตเฎฐ்เฎเฎณுเฎฎ் เฎเฎுเฎชเฎ்เฎுเฎณ்เฎณเฎฉเฎฐ்.
เฎிเฎฑுเฎฎி เฎคเฎฒைเฎฏிเฎ เฎฎுเฎฏเฎฉ்เฎฑเฎชோเฎคு เฎிเฎฑு เฎாเฎฏเฎ்เฎเฎณுเฎ்เฎு เฎเฎณ்เฎณாเฎி เฎตீเฎ்เฎிเฎฑ்เฎு เฎ เฎฉுเฎช்เฎชเฎช்เฎชเฎுเฎตเฎคเฎฑ்เฎு เฎฎுเฎฉ்เฎชு เฎிเฎிเฎ்เฎை เฎ เฎณிเฎ்เฎเฎช்เฎชเฎ்เฎเฎคு.
เฎชாเฎฒிเฎฏเฎฒ் เฎคுเฎฉ்เฎชுเฎฑுเฎค்เฎคเฎฒ், เฎเฎฒเฎตเฎฐเฎฎ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎாเฎฏเฎฎ் เฎตிเฎณைเฎตிเฎค்เฎคเฎคเฎฑ்เฎாเฎ 9 เฎชேเฎฐ் เฎฎீเฎคுเฎฎ், เฎ เฎைเฎฏாเฎณเฎฎ் เฎคெเฎฐிเฎฏாเฎค เฎจเฎชเฎฐ்เฎเฎณ் เฎฎீเฎคுเฎฎ், เฎชเฎ்เฎிเฎฏเฎฒ் เฎாเฎคிเฎเฎณ் เฎฎเฎฑ்เฎฑுเฎฎ் เฎชเฎดเฎ்เฎுเฎிเฎฏிเฎฉเฎฐ் (เฎตเฎฉ்เฎொเฎுเฎฎைเฎเฎณ் เฎคเฎுเฎช்เฎชு) เฎเฎ்เฎเฎค்เฎคிเฎฉ் เฎீเฎด் เฎชோเฎฒீเฎธாเฎฐ் เฎตเฎดเฎ்เฎுเฎช் เฎชเฎคிเฎตு เฎெเฎฏ்เฎคுเฎณ்เฎณเฎฉเฎฐ்.
เฎฎீเฎคเฎฎுเฎณ்เฎณ เฎுเฎฑ்เฎฑเฎตாเฎณிเฎเฎณ் เฎคเฎฑ்เฎชோเฎคு เฎคเฎฒைเฎฎเฎฑைเฎตாเฎ เฎเฎณ்เฎณเฎฉเฎฐ். เฎจிเฎฒைเฎฎை เฎฎேเฎฒுเฎฎ் เฎฎோเฎเฎฎเฎைเฎฏாเฎฎเฎฒ் เฎเฎฐுเฎ்เฎ เฎ เฎคிเฎாเฎฐிเฎเฎณ் เฎเฎฉ்เฎฉிเฎช்เฎชாเฎเฎ் เฎเฎฃ்เฎாเฎฃிเฎค்เฎคு เฎตเฎฐுเฎிเฎฉ்เฎฑเฎฉเฎฐ்.
Dalit youth’s hand severed following an argument in Kanakapura near Bengaluru
Seven persons, including three women, sustained severe injuries in the attack and are undergoing treatment in a hospital, said the police
Updated - July 23, 2024 04:45 pm IST
Published - July 23, 2024 04:39 pm IST - Bengaluru
A file photo of Kanakapura town in Ramanagara district. The alleged occurred on Siddappaji Temple Road in Malagalu, Kanakapura town, in south Karnataka. | Photo Credit: Bhagya Prakash K
An armed gang allegedly severed the left hand of Anish Kumar, belonging to a Dalit community, sitting outside his house on Siddappaji Temple Road in Malagalu, Kanakapura town, in south Karnataka. The attack was the outcome of an argument. Several others who came to his rescue were also allegedly assaulted. The victims were rushed to a hospital.
The exchange of words aggravated into a heated argument, which ended with the accused leaving the place. But, the accused returned after two hours armed with lethal weapons and attacked the youths.
Seven persons, including three women, sustained severe injuries in the attack and are undergoing treatment in a hospital, said the police.
The police deployed additional forces to prevent any further violence. Senior police officials visited the hospital and spoke to the victims.
Based on a complaint, the police registered a case against the accused, identified as Harsha and six others, charging them under Sections 118 (voluntarily causing hurt or grievous hurt by dangerous weapons, or means), 198 (unlawful assembly), 329 (criminal trespass), 351 (whoever threatens another by any means, with any injury to his person, reputation or property, or to the person or reputation of any one in whom that person is interested, with intent to cause alarm to that person) and 76 (assault or use of criminal force on woman with intent to disrobe) of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and also under the SC & ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Amendment Act.
Earlier on July 17, a similar attack was reported in Thamasandra Circle, Kasaba hobli, Kanakapura wherein an armed group allegedly attacked some members of the Dalit community following a row during a house-warning ceremony.
The accused were miffed about the community members putting up a pandal to arrange food for guests. The accused allegedly went to the residential locality with weapons and attacked Dalits. As a result, 13 persons, including six women, were injured. The Kanakapura Rural police registered a case under Atrocities Act and also under various sections of the BNS.
Both incidents occurred in the constituency represented by Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, and the accused allegedly belong to his party.
On July 23, Dalits marched to the office of the Deputy Commissioner of Ramanagara district and submitted a memorandum seeking protection and necessary action against the assailants.
เฒฌೆಂเฒเฒณೂเฒฐು เฒธเฒฎೀเฒชเฒฆ เฒเฒจเฒเฒชುเฒฐเฒฆเฒฒ್เฒฒಿ เฒฆเฒฒಿเฒค เฒฏುเฒตเฒเฒจ เฒೈ เฒคುಂเฒกಾเฒಿเฒฆೆ
เฒฆಾเฒณಿเฒฏเฒฒ್เฒฒಿ เฒฎೂเฒตเฒฐು เฒฎเฒนಿเฒณೆเฒฏเฒฐು เฒธೇเฒฐಿเฒฆಂเฒคೆ เฒเฒณು เฒฎಂเฒฆಿเฒೆ เฒคೀเฒต್เฒฐ เฒಾเฒฏเฒเฒณಾเฒಿเฒฆ್เฒฆು, เฒเฒธ್เฒชเฒค್เฒฐೆเฒฏเฒฒ್เฒฒಿ เฒಿเฒಿเฒค್เฒธೆ เฒชเฒกೆเฒฏುเฒค್เฒคಿเฒฆ್เฒฆಾเฒฐೆ เฒಂเฒฆು เฒชೊเฒฒೀเฒธเฒฐು เฒคಿเฒณಿเฒธಿเฒฆ್เฒฆಾเฒฐೆ.
เฒจเฒตೀเฒเฒฐಿเฒธเฒฒಾเฒಿเฒฆೆ - เฒುเฒฒೈ 23, 2024 04:45 pm IST
เฒช್เฒฐเฒเฒಿเฒค - เฒುเฒฒೈ 23, 2024 04:39 pm IST - เฒฌೆಂเฒเฒณೂเฒฐು
เฒฐಾเฒฎเฒจเฒเฒฐ เฒಿเฒฒ್เฒฒೆเฒฏ เฒเฒจเฒเฒชುเฒฐ เฒชเฒ್เฒเฒฃเฒฆ เฒซೈเฒฒ್ เฒซೋเฒೋ. เฒฆเฒ್เฒทಿเฒฃ เฒเฒฐ್เฒจಾเฒเฒเฒฆ เฒเฒจเฒเฒชುเฒฐ เฒชเฒ್เฒเฒฃเฒฆ เฒฎเฒณเฒಾเฒฒುเฒตಿเฒจ เฒธಿเฒฆ್เฒฆเฒช್เฒชಾเฒಿ เฒฆೇเฒตเฒธ್เฒฅಾเฒจ เฒฐเฒธ್เฒคೆเฒฏเฒฒ್เฒฒಿ เฒ เฒเฒเฒจೆ เฒจเฒกೆเฒฆಿเฒฆೆ. | เฒಿเฒค್เฒฐเฒೃเฒชೆ: เฒญಾเฒ್เฒฏ เฒช್เฒฐเฒಾเฒถ್ เฒೆ
เฒฆเฒ್เฒทಿเฒฃ เฒเฒฐ್เฒจಾเฒเฒเฒฆ เฒเฒจเฒเฒชುเฒฐ เฒชเฒ್เฒเฒฃเฒฆ เฒฎಾเฒณเฒಾเฒฒು เฒธಿเฒฆ್เฒฆเฒช್เฒชಾเฒಿ เฒฆೇเฒตเฒธ್เฒฅಾเฒจ เฒฐเฒธ್เฒคೆเฒฏเฒฒ್เฒฒಿเฒฐುเฒต เฒฆเฒฒಿเฒค เฒธเฒฎುเฒฆಾเฒฏเฒ್เฒೆ เฒธೇเฒฐಿเฒฆ เฒ เฒจೀเฒถ್ เฒುเฒฎಾเฒฐ್ เฒ เฒตเฒฐ เฒฎเฒจೆเฒฏ เฒนೊเฒฐเฒೆ เฒುเฒณಿเฒคಿเฒฆ್เฒฆ เฒถเฒธ್เฒค್เฒฐเฒงಾเฒฐಿ เฒ್เฒฏಾಂเฒ್ เฒ เฒตเฒฐ เฒเฒกเฒೈเฒฏเฒจ್เฒจು เฒคುಂเฒกเฒฐಿเฒธಿเฒฆೆ เฒเฒจ್เฒจเฒฒಾเฒಿเฒฆೆ. เฒตಾเฒ್เฒตಾเฒฆเฒฆ เฒซเฒฒเฒตಾเฒಿ เฒ เฒฆಾเฒณಿ เฒจเฒกೆเฒฆಿเฒฆೆ. เฒเฒคเฒจ เฒฐเฒ್เฒทเฒฃೆเฒೆ เฒฌಂเฒฆ เฒเฒจ್เฒจೂ เฒนเฒฒเฒตเฒฐು เฒนเฒฒ್เฒฒೆ เฒจเฒกೆเฒธಿเฒฆ್เฒฆಾเฒฐೆ เฒเฒจ್เฒจเฒฒಾเฒಿเฒฆೆ. เฒธಂเฒค್เฒฐเฒธ್เฒคเฒฐเฒจ್เฒจು เฒเฒธ್เฒชเฒค್เฒฐೆเฒೆ เฒธಾเฒಿเฒธเฒฒಾเฒฏಿเฒคು.
เฒฎಾเฒคಿเฒจ เฒเฒเฒฎเฒಿ เฒคೀเฒต್เฒฐ เฒตಾเฒ್เฒตಾเฒฆเฒ್เฒೆ เฒคಿเฒฐುเฒಿ เฒเฒฐೋเฒชಿเฒเฒณು เฒธ್เฒฅเฒณเฒฆಿಂเฒฆ เฒคೆเฒฐเฒณುเฒตುเฒฆเฒฐೊಂเฒฆಿเฒೆ เฒೊเฒจೆเฒೊಂเฒกಿเฒคು. เฒเฒฆเฒฐೆ, เฒเฒฐೋเฒชಿ เฒฎಾเฒฐเฒಾเฒฏುเฒงเฒเฒณೊಂเฒฆಿเฒೆ เฒเฒฐเฒกು เฒಂเฒೆเฒเฒณ เฒจಂเฒคเฒฐ เฒนಿಂเฒคಿเฒฐುเฒಿ เฒฏುเฒตเฒเฒฐ เฒฎೇเฒฒೆ เฒนเฒฒ್เฒฒೆ เฒจเฒกೆเฒธಿเฒฆ್เฒฆಾเฒจೆ.
เฒฆಾเฒณಿเฒฏเฒฒ್เฒฒಿ เฒฎೂเฒตเฒฐು เฒฎเฒนಿเฒณೆเฒฏเฒฐು เฒธೇเฒฐಿเฒฆಂเฒคೆ เฒเฒณು เฒฎಂเฒฆಿเฒೆ เฒคೀเฒต್เฒฐ เฒಾเฒฏเฒเฒณಾเฒಿเฒฆ್เฒฆು, เฒเฒธ್เฒชเฒค್เฒฐೆเฒฏเฒฒ್เฒฒಿ เฒಿเฒಿเฒค್เฒธೆ เฒชเฒกೆเฒฏುเฒค್เฒคಿเฒฆ್เฒฆಾเฒฐೆ เฒಂเฒฆು เฒชೊเฒฒೀเฒธเฒฐು เฒคಿเฒณಿเฒธಿเฒฆ್เฒฆಾเฒฐೆ.
เฒฏಾเฒตುเฒฆೇ เฒนಿಂเฒธಾเฒಾเฒฐ เฒจเฒกೆเฒฏเฒฆಂเฒคೆ เฒชೊเฒฒೀเฒธเฒฐು เฒนೆเฒ್เฒುเฒตเฒฐಿ เฒชเฒกೆเฒเฒณเฒจ್เฒจು เฒจಿเฒฏೋเฒಿเฒธಿเฒฆ್เฒฆಾเฒฐೆ. เฒนಿเฒฐಿเฒฏ เฒชೊเฒฒೀเฒธ್ เฒ เฒงಿเฒಾเฒฐಿเฒเฒณು เฒเฒธ್เฒชเฒค್เฒฐೆเฒೆ เฒญೇเฒಿ เฒจೀเฒกಿ เฒธಂเฒค್เฒฐเฒธ್เฒคเฒฐೊಂเฒฆಿเฒೆ เฒฎಾเฒคเฒจಾเฒกಿเฒฆเฒฐು.
เฒฆೂเฒฐಿเฒจ เฒเฒงಾเฒฐเฒฆ เฒฎೇเฒฒೆ, เฒชೊเฒฒೀเฒธเฒฐು เฒเฒฐೋเฒชಿเฒเฒณ เฒตಿเฒฐುเฒฆ್เฒง เฒนเฒฐ್เฒท เฒฎเฒค್เฒคು เฒเฒคเฒฐ เฒเฒฐು เฒฎಂเฒฆಿเฒฏ เฒตಿเฒฐುเฒฆ್เฒง เฒช್เฒฐเฒเฒฐเฒฃเฒตเฒจ್เฒจು เฒฆಾเฒเฒฒಿเฒธಿเฒฆ್เฒฆಾเฒฐೆ, เฒธೆเฒ್เฒทเฒจ್ 118 (เฒ เฒชಾเฒฏเฒಾเฒฐಿ เฒเฒฏುเฒงเฒเฒณು เฒ เฒฅเฒตಾ เฒตಿเฒงಾเฒจเฒเฒณಿಂเฒฆ เฒธ್เฒตเฒฏಂเฒช್เฒฐೇเฒฐเฒฃೆเฒฏಿಂเฒฆ เฒಾเฒฏ เฒ เฒฅเฒตಾ เฒೋเฒฐเฒตಾเฒฆ เฒಾเฒฏเฒตเฒจ್เฒจು เฒಂเฒುเฒฎಾเฒกುเฒตುเฒฆು), 198 (เฒಾเฒจೂเฒจುเฒฌಾเฒนಿเฒฐ เฒธเฒญೆ), 329 (เฒ เฒชเฒฐಾเฒง) เฒ เฒคಿเฒ್เฒฐเฒฎเฒฃ), 351 (เฒฏಾเฒตುเฒฆೇ เฒฐೀเฒคಿเฒฏเฒฒ್เฒฒಿ เฒเฒจ್เฒจೊเฒฌ್เฒฌเฒฐಿเฒೆ เฒฌೆเฒฆเฒฐಿเฒೆ เฒนಾเฒಿเฒฆเฒฐೆ, เฒ เฒตเฒฐ เฒต್เฒฏเฒ್เฒคಿ, เฒ್เฒฏಾเฒคಿ เฒ เฒฅเฒตಾ เฒเฒธ್เฒคಿ, เฒ เฒฅเฒตಾ เฒ เฒต್เฒฏเฒ್เฒคಿเฒೆ เฒเฒคಂเฒเฒตเฒจ್เฒจು เฒಂเฒುเฒฎಾเฒกುเฒต เฒเฒฆ್เฒฆೇเฒถเฒฆಿಂเฒฆ เฒฏಾเฒฐಿเฒೆ เฒ เฒฅเฒตಾ เฒต್เฒฏเฒ್เฒคಿ เฒ เฒฅเฒตಾ เฒ್เฒฏಾเฒคಿเฒೆ เฒนಾเฒจಿเฒฏಾเฒเฒฌเฒนುเฒฆು) เฒฎเฒค್เฒคು 76 เฒญಾเฒฐเฒคೀเฒฏ เฒจ್เฒฏಾเฒฏ เฒธಂเฒนಿเฒคೆเฒฏ (เฒฌಿเฒเฒจ್เฒเฒธ್) เฒฎเฒค್เฒคು เฒเฒธ್เฒธಿ เฒฎเฒค್เฒคು เฒเฒธ್เฒಿ (เฒฆೌเฒฐ್เฒเฒจ್เฒฏ เฒคเฒกೆ) เฒคಿเฒฆ್เฒฆುเฒชเฒกಿ เฒಾเฒฏ್เฒฆೆเฒฏเฒกಿเฒฏเฒฒ್เฒฒಿ (เฒตಿเฒตเฒธ್เฒค್เฒฐเฒೊเฒณ್เฒณುเฒต เฒเฒฆ್เฒฆೇเฒถเฒฆಿಂเฒฆ เฒฎเฒนಿเฒณೆเฒฏ เฒฎೇเฒฒೆ เฒ್เฒฐಿเฒฎಿเฒจเฒฒ್ เฒฌเฒฒเฒฆ เฒเฒ್เฒฐเฒฎเฒฃ เฒ เฒฅเฒตಾ เฒฌเฒณเฒೆ).
เฒ เฒคಿเฒฅಿเฒเฒณಿเฒೆ เฒเฒเฒฆ เฒต್เฒฏเฒตเฒธ್เฒฅೆ เฒฎಾเฒกเฒฒು เฒธเฒฎುเฒฆಾเฒฏเฒฆเฒตเฒฐು เฒชಂเฒกเฒฒ್ เฒนಾเฒುเฒค್เฒคಿเฒฐುเฒต เฒฌเฒ್เฒೆ เฒเฒฐೋเฒชಿเฒเฒณು เฒ เฒธเฒฎಾเฒงಾเฒจ เฒต್เฒฏเฒ್เฒคเฒชเฒกಿเฒธಿเฒฆเฒฐು. เฒเฒฐೋเฒชಿเฒเฒณು เฒเฒฏುเฒงเฒเฒณೊಂเฒฆಿเฒೆ เฒตเฒธเฒคಿ เฒช್เฒฐเฒฆೇเฒถเฒ್เฒೆ เฒคೆเฒฐเฒณಿ เฒฆเฒฒಿเฒคเฒฐ เฒฎೇเฒฒೆ เฒนเฒฒ್เฒฒೆ เฒจเฒกೆเฒธಿเฒฆ್เฒฆಾเฒฐೆ เฒಂเฒฆು เฒเฒฐೋเฒชಿเฒธเฒฒಾเฒಿเฒฆೆ. เฒชเฒฐಿเฒฃಾเฒฎ เฒเฒฐು เฒฎเฒนಿเฒณೆเฒฏเฒฐು เฒธೇเฒฐಿเฒฆಂเฒคೆ 13 เฒฎಂเฒฆಿ เฒಾเฒฏเฒೊಂเฒกಿเฒฆ್เฒฆಾเฒฐೆ. เฒเฒจเฒเฒชುเฒฐ เฒ್เฒฐಾเฒฎಾಂเฒคเฒฐ เฒชೊเฒฒೀเฒธเฒฐು เฒฆೌเฒฐ್เฒเฒจ್เฒฏ เฒಾเฒฏ್เฒฆೆเฒฏเฒกಿ เฒฎเฒค್เฒคು เฒฌಿเฒเฒจ್เฒเฒธ್เฒจ เฒตಿเฒตಿเฒง เฒธೆเฒ್เฒทเฒจ್เฒเฒณ เฒ เฒกಿเฒฏเฒฒ್เฒฒಿ เฒช್เฒฐเฒเฒฐเฒฃ เฒฆಾเฒเฒฒಿเฒธಿเฒฆ್เฒฆಾเฒฐೆ.
Both incidents occurred in the constituency represented by Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, and the accused allegedly belong to his party.
On July 23, Dalits marched to the office of the Deputy Commissioner of Ramanagara district and submitted a memorandum seeking protection and necessary action against the assailants.
The Hindu Impact: Karnataka government does a U-turn, to continue financial assistance to SC-ST students to pursue PhD in foreign universities under Prabuddha scheme
Earlier, the State Government had cancelled the financial assistance from the academic year of 2023-24 to SC-ST students pursuing Ph.D in foreign universities citing high expenditure
Updated - July 22, 2024 02:24 pm IST
Published - July 22, 2024 02:22 pm IST - Bengaluru
A file photo of students celebrating after receiving their doctorate. | Photo Credit: Photo for representation only
The government of Karnataka has decided to withdraw its earlier order cancelling the financial assistance to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe students to pursue Ph.D in foreign universities under the Prabuddha scheme.
Minister of Social Welfare Dr. H.C. Mahadevappa posted on Facebook and X: “There has been some confusion regarding SC/ST students pursuing Ph.D in foreign universities under Prabuddha scheme and the Government will continue this scheme as before.”
Madhya Pradesh Scheduled Caste Welfare Minister threatens to quit after losing Forest portfolio
Chouhan said his wife Anita Singh Chouhan would also quit as Ratlam MP if BJP organisational leaders failed to respond "positively" to his concerns.
The Forest and Environment Ministry held by Nagar was allocated to Rawat on Sunday.
"My voice was not heard. I will first talk to organisational leaders and decide the next step. I will decide in a day or two after talking to the party organisation. If I feel I should not stay on the post, I will resign along with my wife Anita," Chouhan, a prominent tribal leader, told PTI over the phone.
He said tribals form 23 per cent of the population in Madhya Pradesh.
"This is the first time tribals have been given leadership, but now the Forest Department, which is closely associated with tribals, has been taken away and given to a leader from Congress. I don't think this is beneficial for me or the party workers," Chouhan said.
The minister claimed he had discussed the issue with party leaders on Sunday night and plans to continue these discussions.
"If they want, I will talk to them. No problem if they don't want to," Chouhan added.
Ramniwas Rawat, a former Congress MLA and a six-time legislator from Vijaypur in Sheopur district joined the BJP during the Lok Sabha poll campaign on April 30.
Days after his induction as a Cabinet minister on July 8, a notification was issued on Sunday stating he had been allocated the forest and environment portfolio.
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