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UP Dalit man’s head shaved, paraded over religious conversion
The Dalit man was dragged to a local temple where he was forced to bow down and recite the Hanuman Chalisa.
In a disturbing incident of caste-based violence, a Dalit man identified as Shubran Paswan was subjected to public humiliation by Hindutva groups affiliated with Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP). The incident took place in Uttar Pradesh’s Fatehpur district on Friday, December 27.
The incident unfolded when Paswan was accused of converting to Christianity. The Hindutva groups confronted him aggressively shaved his head, beat him with shoes and dragged him to a local temple where he was forced to bow down and recite the Hanuman Chalisa.
A video of the disturbing assault that has surfaced on social media shows Paswan visibly distressed being escorted by the aggressive crowd and paraded through the streets of their villages amid “Jai Shri Ram” chants.
Police refused to register complaint: Dalit man
Paswan alleged that he was not only physically assaulted but also psychological abuse and being subjected to casteist slurs such as “chamar” during the incident.
He further alleged that despite his attempts to file a formal complaint, the police refused to register his case, a move that has ignited outrage from Dalit community members.
The police authorities’ alleged inaction promoted protests with social activities demanding accountability and justice. Additionally, Pawan submitted a memorandum to the district magistrate demanding strict action against the perpetrators.
Dalit man wanted to reconvert: Bajrang Dal
On the other hand, a senior leader of Bajrang Dal and VHP attempted to justify the incident claiming that Paswan had converted to Christianity and later approached them expressing a desire to “return to Sanatan Dharma”.
While the Hindutva leaders framed the incident as a voluntary act, the aggression displayed in the video depicts a different picture. Critics argue that the incident was less about religion and more about asserting dominance over marginalized communities and the lack of legal repercussion encourages extremists to conduct this kind of hostile attack.
Courtesy : TSD
Congress always cheated Dalits including Ambedkar: MP Jigajinagi
Vijayapura: The Congress is shedding crocodile tears over Dalit issues. I will soon expose its true colours, said MP Ramesh Jigajinagi.
Speaking to media persons here on Saturday, Jigajinagi stated that Amit Shah’s speech in parliament should be viewed in its entirety. “Congress members have distorted his words for false propaganda. Shah spoke with respect about Ambedkar, but Congress twisted it. After his speech in the Rajya Sabha, I watched it at Minister Piyush Goyal’s house at 8pm and found that Shah did not insult Ambedkar. The essence of Shah’s speech was different. He mentioned what Congress did when talking about Ambedkar. But they twisted it to falsely claim that Shah wronged and insulted Dalits. Seven or eight of us MPs watched it that night. Congressmen distorted Shah’s clear statement about the injustice that Congress did to Babasaheb,” he added.
He further said, “Congress never did justice for Dalits. With this background, in 2004, I told Dalits that I would never join Congress and joined BJP. Shah told Congress that mentioning Ambedkar’s name has become a fashion. There is no substance in the opposition’s allegations. This is an attempt to tarnish our govt’s reputation.”
He alleged that Congress did not provide six feet of space for Ambedkar’s funeral in Delhi. “Shah also asked what Congress did for Babasaheb. Some Congressmen have kept 300 acres of land for the dead in their homes. Aren’t they ashamed?” he questioned.
At the same time, commenting on the late former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh, the MP said, “When Dr Singh was Prime Minister, I was also an MP. It is not right to say today how Congress used such a good man. Dr Singh paved the way for an economic policy for this country. People worldwide sought his economic advice. When he was Prime Minister, I visited the multi-village drinking water scheme in 76 villages of Indi taluk. As an opposition Lok Sabha member, I called him for an appointment. That evening, he gave me time. When I explained the purpose of the visit, he immediately approved the scheme. I bowed to him then. He was such a great man. He did not look at the party. I would also support giving Bharat Ratna to Singh,” Jigajinagi added.
BJP district president RS Patil Kuchabal, former MLAs Ramesh Bhusanoor, Somanagouda Patil, leaders Vijugouda Patil, Vijay Joshi, and others were present on the occasion.
Courtesy : TOI
Dalit organizations protest against Union Home Minister in Chandigarh
Demand to remove him from the post by sending a letter to the President
Dalit organizations staged a strong protest against Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Sector 17, Chandigarh. The protesters demanded that Amit Shah be immediately removed from the post of Union Home Minister and a letter was sent to the President in this regard.
BR Ambedkar Joint Sangharsh Morcha, Samvidhan Bachao Sangharsh Samiti, Samvidhan Bachao Ekta Manch and Chandigarh Scheduled Caste, Tribe and Backward Class Welfare Association participated in this demonstration.
The protesters strongly condemned the statement made by Union Home Minister Amit Shah about Ambedkar. They said that Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar fought to protect the rights of all citizens of India, including women, Dalits and backward classes.
Deep anger in the community
The protesters said that after the statement of the Home Minister, there is deep anger in the Dalit community across the country, which shows how sensitive the Bharatiya Janata Party is towards the rights of Dalits and how much respect it has for Baba Saheb Ambedkar. The protest was addressed by OP Chopra, Narendra Choudhary, Bhagat Raj Tisawar, Prem Pal Chauhan, Babita Chauhan, Manju Gotam and Advocate Suresh Khuda.
Courtesy : Hindi News
Cyber police to monitor social media ahead of Bhima Koregaon celebrations
Lakhs of Dalits converge at Jaystambh (victory pillar) at Perne phata in Koregaon Bhima village on Jan 1 to commemorate the victory of Dalit Mahars over the Peshwa army on January 1, 1818
The Pune police will be keeping a close watch on anti-social elements and those who spread misinformation including inflammatory messages on social media ahead of the Bhima Koregaon celebrations scheduled to take place on January 1, 2025 said Pune police commissioner Amitesh Kumar during a meeting with Dalit organisations in the run-up to the celebrations on Friday.
Lakhs of Dalits converge at Jaystambh (victory pillar) at Perne phata in Koregaon Bhima village on Jan 1 to commemorate the victory of Dalit Mahars over the Peshwa army on January 1, 1818.
Kumar said, “Citizens should not believe any rumours and strict action is being taken against social media handles that create social rift.
Cyber cells have been instructed to take strict legal action against social miscreants who make provocative and hateful comments on social media and special officers have been appointed for monitoring social media.
Citizens should not believe in any rumours, ” Amitesh Kumar appealed.
The Dalit organisations were represented by Bhartiya Republican Yuva Morcha Rahul Dambale, Dr Siddharth Dhende, Parashuram Wadekar, Adv. Arvind Tayde, Balasaheb Janrao, Sunitatai Wadekar, Suvarnatai Dambale, Bapusaheb Bhosale, Yashwant Nadgham, Milind Ahire, Sainath Walke Patil and others.
- STATE
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- By Sakshi Gupta
- Published: Sat, 28 Dec 2024 10:00 AM (IST)
- Source:J
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Update details of students in app soon, Adi Dravidar department directs hostel wardens in Coimbatore
Around 55,000 students stay in 1,331 Adi Dravidar Welfare hostels across the state.
Sources said hostel wardens failed to upload documents such as income, community and Aadhaar of 2,737 students across the state in the Nallosai app following which the allowance has been stopped. According to official sources, the maximum number of affected students are in Thoothukudi (242) followed by Krishnagiri (83).
An officer from the Adi Dravidar Welfare Department said “Through the Central Monitoring Dashboard software, bio metric and CCTV cameras have been installed at the hostels. Only if students’ details such as Aadhaar, fingerprint, etc are in the Nallosai application, can they food allowance of Rs 1400 per month. Some students do not have updated Aadhaar, community certificate, income certificate, etc. So, wardens could not upload details in the application. Despite this, officers have taken steps to upload the details.”
When asked about it, Adi Dravidar Welfare Department Director T Anand told TNIE that details of majority of 2,700 students have been uploaded in the app and only a few are pending which would be completed soon. All students would receive food allowance from January 2025, he added.
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