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Sachin Pilot’s shoddy response to Inder Meghwal’s cold-blooded murder

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“In the future, our brothers and sisters from the Dalit-Adivasi community shouldn’t feel that the provisions that we have made for them are weak…Things must be lacking somewhere, that is why such incidents are happening repeatedly.” 

“His teacher beat him and he died… what can be sadder than this? We have to send out a message to people from the Dalit community… that we are with them. We won’t be able to achieve this only by making laws and rules, or giving speeches…”

“It is not enough to say that this happens in other states too. In any state, village or city, if this happens with Dalits and Adivasis… there has to be zero tolerance. We can’t say that since it’s happening in other states, it’s happening here too… If we can’t end that mentality, we are not doing our job.” 

-Sachin Pilot

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Indore: 7 members of Scheduled Caste community injured in an Attack Over Land dispute, one died at hospital.

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Indore: 7 members of Scheduled Caste community injured in an Attack Over Land dispute, one died at hospital.

A family belonging to the Scheduled Caste was brutally attacked by members of an upper-caste community over a disputed farmland in Kalva village of Gautampura, Indore on Friday night. Sadly, the attack led to the death of a 60-year-old man, Mayaram Singh, while seven others sustained injuries.

As per the report by TOI, DIG Chandrashekhar Solanki stated that the injured victims were identified as Shantilal (40), Meherban (35), Sanju Bai (40), Sangeeta (35), Hukum (55), and Ramesh (62). The group had gone to their farmland when a group of men, including Babu Rajput, Tufan, Pawan, Nagu, and Jitendra, arrived there and started a quarrel with them. The situation worsened when over two dozen more men arrived at the scene and attacked the family members.

All the injured were immediately taken to the MY hospital for treatment, where Mayaram Singh passed away due to his injuries on Friday night. The family members claimed that Babu Singh had illegally encroached on Mayaram’s land.

Following the incident, a relative of the victims, Lakhan Solanki, informed the police about the incident, and a case of rioting was registered against the accused on Thursday. After the death of Mayaram Singh, sections of murder were added to the case.

The incident highlights the age-old problem of land ownership disputes and caste-based violence that still prevails in India. Shockingly, the recent 2011 census shows that 71% of the scheduled caste population in the farming sector does not own land and instead works as bonded labor on dominant castes’ farms.

Indore: 7 members of Scheduled Caste community injured in an Attack Over Land dispute, one died at hospital.

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Former IPS Officer and BSP Leader RS Praveen Kumar Ends Fast-Unto-Death Protest Following TSPSC Exam Cancellation

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Former IPS Officer and BSP Leader RS Praveen Kumar Ends Fast-Unto-Death Protest Following TSPSC Exam Cancellation
RS Praveen Kumar, former Indian Police Service (IPS) officer and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) leader.

RS Praveen Kumar, former Indian Police Service (IPS) officer and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) leader who had announced a fast-unto-death protest over the recent TSPSC paper leak case, has ended his hunger strike after the Telangana government decided to cancel all the leaked exams.

In a tweet, RS Praveen Kumar said, “Telangana has won over corrupt TSPSC today. I ended my ‘Fast Unto Death’ following the decision to cancel all the leaked exams. But #BSP will continue to fight till all the real culprits in TSPSC are arrested and the inefficient chairman is removed from the post.” RS Praveen Kumar had been leading a campaign against the TSPSC paper leak and had demanded a thorough investigation into the matter. He had also alleged that the paper leak was a part of a larger nexus involving politicians, bureaucrats, and businessmen.

He had accused the state government of not taking adequate measures to prevent such incidents in the future. The TSPSC examination is conducted for the recruitment of various government posts in the state, and the paper leak case has caused widespread outrage and anger among the people. Several political leaders and activists had demanded a thorough investigation into the matter and action against the culprits.

The state government had formed a special investigation team to look into the matter, and several arrests had already been made. However, many activists and leaders had criticized the government’s response and demanded stronger action. While the decision to cancel the exams has been welcomed by many, RS Praveen Kumar and the BSP party have demanded that the government take stronger action against the culprits and ensure that such incidents do not occur in the future. They have also called for the removal of the TSPSC chairman and for a thorough investigation into the matter. The BSP party has called for a statewide protest against the TSPSC paper leak and demanded justice for the candidates who had been affected by the incident.

Former IPS Officer and BSP Leader RS Praveen Kumar Ends Fast-Unto-Death Protest Following TSPSC Exam Cancellation

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Pune: 4 people died while cleaning sewers, Exposes Deep-Rooted Caste Discrimination in India

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Pune: 4 people died while cleaning sewers, Exposes Deep-Rooted Caste Discrimination in India

Four individuals lost their lives due to suffocation inside a drainage chamber in Baramati tehsil in Pune district of Maharashtra, India on March 15, 2023. The deceased included Praveen Atole, who had entered the chamber to clean a motor pipe clogged with cattle dung and urine. While working, he lost consciousness and his father went in to save him, but also collapsed. Two more people then entered the chamber and also suffocated.

This tragic incident highlights the prevalence of manual scavenging in India and the deep-rooted issue of caste discrimination. Manual scavenging is often performed by members of the Scheduled caste community, despite being prohibited by law in India since 1993.

According to the National Commission for Safai Karamcharis, an estimated 2.5 million people still engage in manual scavenging in India. Many individuals are forced to take on this dangerous profession due to their caste status, poverty, lack of education, and skills.

The deaths of these four individuals in Baramati serve as a stark reminder of the hazards faced by manual scavengers on a daily basis.

Pune: 4 people died while cleaning sewers, Exposes Deep-Rooted Caste Discrimination in India

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