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The Caste System: Disgusting bigotry or uncomfortable truth?

Champ_Pal said:
An upper caste man forced to prostrate in front of Ambedkar picture as he said something wrong about ambedkar.
The Jai Bhim gag threatened to complain to the authorities which can make the upper caste man lose his job and land him in jail.

Pathetic to say the least.

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India: The Raw Truth Behind the Caste System | Real Life, Delhi, Temples​



 
Champ_Pal said:
A Brahmin girl getting attacked by a mob and disrobing her for saying if you want equality, then give up reservation. This is at Delhi University. Not some remote village.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2022305299080871960
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Caste system: Why does the law fail to protect women from caste-based sexual violence? | DW News​





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finalfantasy7 said:
Why are Dalits forced into toxic sewers?




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Who is forcing? They take up those jobs as they are part of government jobs. No one forces any one to do a job in India. You are confusing India with Pakistan where sewer and gutter jobs are for Dalits only. :mv
 
Champ_Pal said:
Discrimination happens on both sides. But only one side gets reported. :mv
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no it doesnt, caste women are way more likely to be raped by the upper caste then vice versa - and yet they dont even get reported.


and yet you couldnt even prove your own usless opinion, typical indian
 
Champ_Pal said:
Who is forcing? They take up those jobs as they are part of government jobs. No one forces any one to do a job in India. You are confusing India with Pakistan where sewer and gutter jobs are for Dalits only. :mv
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ofcourse yet all the videos ive listed are journalists from n.korea, clearly not indian
 
So much crying over caste system in India where any form of caste based discrimination is criminalized.

Meanwhile Shias in Pak are getting blown into pieces, Ahmedis getting shot in broad daylight and Hindus/christians do poop jobs and other media jobs. :salute
 
Champ_Pal said:
So much crying over caste system in India where any form of caste based discrimination is criminalized.

Meanwhile Shias in Pak are getting blown into pieces, Ahmedis getting shot in broad daylight and Hindus/christians do poop jobs and other media jobs. :salute
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Look up the thread title and read the OP. The intention was to actually explore whether caste system is actually entrenched outside of India but not acknowledged as openly.

You are taking this way too personally, perhaps because it was actually enshrined in Hindu teachings.
 
Open threat to 3% Brahmin population of India. They are told to watch their back and will be spit on them.
But saaar. Look at India saaar. Dalits are still oppressed saaar.

Dalits and tribals form around 30% of India’s population. They are still scared of 3% population that does not fight. Especially not in independent India.

The only way for Brahmins to exist in the future is to get the hell out of India.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2026982663622717772
 
Brahmin aryans shoul leave India, they were outsiders who conquered the shudras and dalits 2000 years ago
 
 

‘Dragged by Hair, Beaten With Rods’: Women Attacked in Alleged Caste Clash at Telangana Temple Fair; Infant Killed​


A family was allegedly attacked during the Kummera jatara in Telangana’s Nagarkurnool after refusing to pay an entry fee. The accused reportedly used caste slurs, assaulted the women and men, and attacked a two-month-old infant, who later died from injuries. Police complaint has been filed.​


A family was allegedly attacked by a group of men in a "caste" clash during the Kummera jatara in Nagarkurnool in Telangana. In the scuffle, a two-month-old baby also died while the women were dragged by their hair and beaten with rods, according to a Times of India report. The argument began when the family refused to pay Rs 100 to enter the temple.
The family members then filed a police complaint, alleging that they were called "lower caste" and even assaulted when they refused to pay, as entry is usually free.

Infant​

As one of the women put her infant at the feet of the accused, begging him not to beat her husband, the accused harmed the two-month-old baby, who later died. The infant was then hospitalised; however, she succumbed to her injuries on February 21, three days after the incident.

Women Dragged by Hair, Beaten with Rods​

One of the kin alleged that the accused men pulled the women by the hair and threw them in front of the crowd, according to TOI report. "My younger son, Ganesh, was attacked by four people using a metal rod meant for breaking coconuts. As my son tried to defend himself, one person from the opposite group got injured after accidentally hitting the wall," she claimed.

The family further alleged that they were also robbed and their belongings, including gold earrings, silver bangles, and a phone, were taken away. The forensics are conducting a post-mortem examination on the deceased infant, and based on the PME, they will be taking the investigation further.

Threatened Not To Return​

The family members alleged that they threatened to harm them if they returned to Kumera village, adding that they were scared to return to their village.
"They threatened to harm us if we returned to Kummera village and to demolish our house," the kin said in her complaint, adding that the family took refuge in Nagarkurnool as they were scared to return to their village.
The police have registered a case under multiple sections, including the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, along with an attempt to murder. They added that a counter case was also filed against Chandrakala's family, based on a complaint by the opposite party.



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‘Dragged by Hair, Beaten With Rods’: Women Attacked in Alleged Caste Clash at Telangana Temple Fair; Infant Killed

A family was allegedly attacked during the Kummera jatara in Telangana’s Nagarkurnool after refusing to pay an entry fee. The accused reportedly used caste slurs, assaulted the women and men, and attacked a two-month-old infant, who later died from injuries. Police complaint has been filed...
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"My Family Betrayed Us": Woman Who 'Wed' Lover's Body After Caste Murder​


Anchal's brothers Himesh and Sahil, their father Gajanan Mamidwar, and three others have been arrested for Saksham's murder​


Days after Saksham Tate (20) was beaten to death in Maharashtra's Nanded over an inter-caste relationship, his lover, Anchal Mamidwar (21), has alleged that two cops were among the several people who provoked her brothers to attack Saksham.

Heartbreaking visuals of Anchal "marrying" Saksham's corpse have circulated on social media. The young woman, visibly in shock, told NDTV that her family members had assured her and Saksham that they would accept their decision to marry each other. "We were together for three years. We saw a lot of dreams. My brothers had assured me that they would organise our wedding. But they betrayed us at the last moment," she said.

Anchal clarified that she connected with Saksham on Instagram and not through her brothers. She said her family members hung out with Saksham. "They would be nice to him and eat together. They convinced him that all is well. We had no idea something like this would happen," she said.

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'He Is A Jai Bhimwala'

Anchal, who is from the Special Backward Class, said her family members had told her that Saksham is a 'Jai Bhimwala'—a reference to Dalits who greet each other by saying Jai Bhim. "One day, my father told Saksham that if he wanted to marry me, he would have to come into our religion, Hindu Dharma. Saksham was ready to do everything to marry me. But I don't know what happened," she said.

A Cop's Dare

Anchal accused two policemen—Dheeraj Komalwar and Maheet Asarwar—of provoking her brothers. Anchal's family members reportedly have a criminal record. "Around 11 am on the day Saksham was murdered, my younger brother took me to the police station and asked me to file a false complaint against Saksham. I refused. The cops told my brother, 'you keep coming here after killing people. Why don't you kill the man your sister is involved with?' My brother replied, "Okay, I will kill him by evening and come to you." Anchal asked how people can trust cops if they act like this. Saksham, it is learnt, also had a criminal record.

The Attack

On Thursday evening, Saksham was with his friends when Anchal's brother, Himesh Mamidwar, started an altercation that turned into a fight. Himesh allegedly shot Saksham, and the bullet hit his ribs. He then smashed a tile on the 20-year-old's head, killing him on the spot. Himesh, his brother Sahil, their father Gajanan Mamidwar, and three others have been arrested. They have been charged with murder, unlawful assembly, and rioting under BNS and sections of the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act and Arms Act.

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Funeral Turns 'Wedding'

The next evening, when preparations for Saksham's last rites were on, Anchal reached his home and "married" the corpse. "I was in love with Saksham for the past three years, but my father opposed our relationship over caste differences. My family often threatened to kill Saksham, and now my father and brothers, Himesh and Sahil, have done it. I want justice. I want the accused to be hanged," she told the media. She said she would be living with Saksham's family.

'Murdered Over Caste'

Anchal told NDTV that her family has said that the home doors are shut for her forever. "This murder happened due to caste. My father and brothers used to say, 'We are gangsters, and Saksham knows this. How can he dare to speak to our daughter'?

Anchal said Saksham's family had accepted her and that she would stay with them forever. She also said she was sure of getting justice. "So many people are with me. People should not be killed over caste."




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