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Dalit Bonded Labour Ajnala Amritsar

  • Posted by: Dalit Dasta Virodhi Andolan
  • Date of incident: 11-12-2012
  • Create date: 03-03-2014
  • State:: Punjab
  • District:: (COMMISSIONERATE) AMRITSAR CITY
  • Police station:: Ajnala
  • Chargesheet:: No F.I.R.
  • Summary:: Amrik Singh S/o Suvinder Singh R/o Village Karalia, Tehsil: Ajnala District Amritsar. He belongs to the Mazhabi Sikh caste which is recognised by the State of Punjab as a Scheduled Caste. He was a brick kiln worker and employed by M/s Aulakh Bricks Co., located in V.P.O. Vaniyeke Tehsil Ajnala Distt Amritsar. The name of the occupier of the said brick kiln, as per his knowledge, is Shri. Gurmukh Singh. He was along with his family members were employed as a Pather in the above mentioned brick kiln in December 2012 on payment of an advance amount of 10,000 (Ten Thousand). The names of his family members are as under; Sl# Name and relationship with complainant Age Sex 1 Amrik Singh S/o Suvunder Singh 30 M 2 Suvinder Singh Father of Dilip Singh 75 M 3 Suvinder Kaur W/o Suvinder Singh 70 F However, due to the brick kiln owners strike which is in place at that time in the whole of the State of Punjab, they were not given any work although they were employed in the said brick kiln and presented for work. They were not allowed to take up employment of our choice and were compelled to remain present in the brick kiln. They were made to sit idle from the time of their arrival on the brick kiln in December 2012 up to around first week of April. No compensation was given by the employer for the loss of wages. After work resumed in the brick after the strike in the first week of April, his family started the work of brick moulding and worked continuously for 3 weeks. After this, the employer, Gurmukh Singh, stated pressurized me and took his thumb impression on some papers. Being illiterate, He does not know the contents of the papers on which the employer was forcing to place my thumb impression. He was afraid that the employer could deny them for wages if he put his thumb impression on these papers and he refused to do so. Thereafter, the employer, without notice, threw them out of the brick kiln with the help of local police from Ajnala Police Station. Some trucks were hired by the employer and his family and they were removed from the brick kiln forcefully. They pleaded with the employer that our livelihood will be in danger but the employer did not listen their pleas. Having no other choice, his family and he tried to take employment elsewhere, because the employer at M/s Aulakh Bricks Co., demanded the debt amount of Rs 10,000 back from them. They were denied employment in the entire brick kiln we approached as it was instructed to the occupier of that brick kiln that unless the debt advance was paid to the previous employer at M/s Aulakh Bricks Co., they will not employ them in their brick kiln. He and his family are in a state of starvation as they are being systematically denied employment in any brick kiln in Amritsar and elsewhere due to our debt obligation. Being Pathers, the only skills they have earn their livelihood, is that of brick moulding and their life and liberty is in danger to the social boycott imposed by the employer. Their only mistake, it seems, is that they stood up for our rights.

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Dalit Bonded Labour Bhala pind Dec 2012

  • Posted by: Dalit Dasta Virodhi Andolan
  • Date of incident: 10-12-2012
  • Create date: 05-03-2014
  • State:: Punjab
  • District:: AMRITSAR RURAL
  • Police station:: Ajnala
  • Chargesheet:: No F.I.R
  • Summary::

    Pamma Singh S/o Bashir Singh R/o Village Karalia, Tehsil: Ajnala District Amritsar belongs to Majhabi Sikh which has been declared as a Scheduled Caste by the State of Punjab.

     

    He was employed at Partap Bricks Udyog Samiti located in Bhalla Pind, Ajanala road , Tehsil Ajnala Dist: Amritsar. The name of the occupier of the said brick kiln, as per his knowledge, is Shri. Sukhdev Singh S/o Partap Singh. He along with his family members were employed as a Pather in the above mentioned brick kiln in December 2012 on payment of an advance amount of 40,000 (Forty Thousand ). The names of his family members are as under;

     

    Sl#

    Name and relationship with complainant

    Age

    Sex

    1

    Harjeet Kaur W/o Pamma Singh

    28

    F

    2

    Tamanna D/o Pamma Singh

    2

    Female Child

    3

    Samiti D/o Pamma Singh

    1

    Female Child

    4

    Bashir Singh S/o Swaran Singh

    60

    M

    5

    Bhajanu Kaur S/o Beera Singh brother

    58

    F

     

     

    Due to the strike of the brick kiln in the State of Punjab, they were not given any work although they were employed and presented for work. They were not allowed to take up employment of their choice and were compelled to remain present in the brick kiln. They were made to sit idle at work place from December 2012 till first week of April. No compensation was given by the employer for the loss of wages.

     

     

     

     

     

     

    When the strike was over, they worked continuously for three week int eh first week of April. After this, the employer, Shri Sukhdev Singh, also known as Deva, stated pressurising him to put his thumb impression on some papers. Being illiterate, he did not know the contents of the papers on which the employer was forcing to place his thumb impression. He was afraid that the employer surely can mis use of his thumb impression and he refused to do so. Thereafter, the employer, without notice, threw us out of the brick kiln with the help of local police from Ajnala Police Station. Some trucks were hired by the employer and his family and he were removed from the brick kiln forcefully. They pleaded to employer that their livelihood should be given to them, but the employer did not listen to their request.

     

     

    They have no other choice to work else where, as the employer at Partap Bricks Udyog Samiti demanded the debt amount of Rs 40,000 from him. There was instruction from the previous employer Pratap Bricks Udyog Samiti to no to employ them any where in the entire area. Now, they are not employed.

     

    He and his family were in a state of starvation as they were denied employment in any brick kiln in Amritsar due to our debt obligation. Being Pathers, the only skills they have earn our livelihood, is that of brick moulding and their life and liberty is in danger to the social boycott imposed by the employer. Our only mistake, it seems, is that they stood up for their rights. For the past 5 months his family and he were in state of despair, being denied their right to life and livelihood.

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Dalit Bonded Labour Sonu and others

  • Posted by: Dalit Dasta Virodhi Andolan
  • Date of incident: 09-12-2012
  • Create date: 05-03-2014
  • State:: Punjab
  • District:: AMRITSAR RURAL
  • Police station:: Ajnala
  • Chargesheet:: No F.I.R
  • Summary::

    Sonu S/o Shinda R/o Village Karalia, Tehsil: Ajnala District Amritsar. Sonu belongs to Mazhabi Sikh caste which is recognised by the State of Punjab as a Scheduled Caste.He was employed by Partap Bricks Udyog Samiti located in Bhalla Pind, Ajanala road, Tehsil Ajnala Dist: Amritsar. The name of the occupier of the said brick kiln, as per his knowledge, is Shri. Sukhdev Singh S/o Partap Singh. He along with his family members were employed as a Pather in the above mentioned brick kiln in December 2012 on payment of an advance amount of 65,000 (Sixty Five Thousand). This amount also included the debt advance from a previous employer which was passed on to Partap Bricks Udyog Samiti at the time when he was employed. The names of his family members are as under;

     

    Sl#

    Name and relationship with complainant

    Age

    Sex

    1

    Sonu S/o Shinda

    30

    M

    2

    Pinky W/o Sonu

    27

    F

    3

    Khushi D/o Sinu

    2.5

    Female Child

     

    Due to the strike of the brick kiln in the State of Punjab, they were not given any work although they were employed and presented for work. They were not allowed to take up employment of their choice and were compelled to remain present in the brick kiln. They were made to sit idle at work place from December 2012 till first week of April. No compensation was given by the employer for the loss of wages. After this, the employer, Shri Sukhdev Singh, also known as Deva, stated pressurising him  to put his thumb impression on some papers. Being illiterate, they do not know the contents of the papers on which the employer was forcing to place his thumb impression. He was afraid that the employer would deny them their rights and wages if they put his thumb impression on these papers and he refused to do so. When the strike was over, they worked continuously for three week in the first week of April. After this, the employer, Shri Sukhdev Singh, also known as Deva, stated pressurising him to put his thumb impression on some papers. Being illiterate, he did not know the contents of the papers on which the employer was forcing to place his thumb impression.

     

     

     

    He was afraid that the employer surely mis use of his thumb impression and he refused to do so. Thereafter, the employer, without notice, threw us out of the brick kiln with the help of local police from Ajnala Police Station. Some trucks were hired by the employer and his family and he were removed from the brick kiln forcefully. They pleaded to employer that their livelihood should be given to them, but the employer did not listen to their request.They have no other choice to work else where, as the employer at Partap Bricks Udyog Samiti demanded the debt amount of Rs 65,000 from him. There was instruction from the previous employer Pratap Bricks Udyog Samiti to no to employ them any where in the entire area. Now, they are not employed. His family and he are in a state of starvation as they are denied employment in any brick kiln in Amritsar and elsewhere due to their debt obligation. Being Pathers, the only skills they have earn their livelihood, is that of brick moulding and their life and liberty is in danger to the social boycott imposed by the employer. They only mistake, it seems, is that they stood up for their rights. For the past 5 months his family and he are in state of despair, being denied their right to life and livelihood.

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A Dalit was Beaten to Death Falna

  • Posted by: Centre for Dalit Rights
  • Date of incident: 04-12-2012
  • Create date: 24-03-2014
  • State:: Rajasthan
  • District:: PALI(DP)
  • Police station:: Falna
  • Chargesheet:: No Chargesheet
  • Summary::

    Diseased Mohanlal (40) s/o Waqtaram Meghwal was living with his wife and 4 children in an old building of his father near a pond at Falna village, under Falna police station in Pali Dist. Mohanlal was a daily wage labourer.

     

    Once, Savita Devi (40) w/o Mohanlal along with her children had gone to Pihar. On 4 Dec, 12, at about 9.00 p.m. while diseased Mohanlal returning home back from Vijayanagar  Falana station, on the way near Vijayanagar Falna station, the accused persons Imran (30) s/o Faruk Khan and his friends attacked Mohanlal. Due to server injury on head, Mohanlal became unconscious and fell to the ground. Meantime, the accused run away from the place. After a while, Mohanlal regained conscious and with much difficulty, he managed to go home by a tempo of Ashok Kumar Meena, the villager.

     

    Mohanlal breathed his last at around 11.00 p.m. due to sever injury on his head. Jeevan Kumar, the brother of diseased lodged complaint in Falna police station against the accused persons. The police seized the dead body and sent for postmortem

     

    The police arrested Imran (30) s/o Faruk Khan and sent to jail, however the co-accused persons are still on run. A criminal case has been registered on 6 Dec, 12, case no. 164/12, u/s 302 IPC & 3(2)(v) of SC/ST (PoA) Act.

     

    The case is under investigation. The administration has not given any assistant to the victim’s family yet.

     

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Dalit Bonded Labour Bhala pind 2012

  • Posted by: Dalit Dasta Virodhi Andolan
  • Date of incident: 03-12-2012
  • Create date: 05-03-2014
  • State:: Punjab
  • District:: AMRITSAR RURAL
  • Police station:: Ajnala
  • Chargesheet:: No F.I.R
  • Summary::

    Nirmal Singh S/o Bhashir Singh R/o Village Karalia, Tehsil: Ajnala District Amritsar belongs

    Mazhabi Sikh caste which is recognised by the State of Punjab as a Scheduled Caste.He is a brick kiln worker employed at Partap Bricks Udyog Samiti located in Bhalla Pind, Ajnala road , Tehsil Ajnala Dist: Amritsar. The name of the occupier of the said brick kiln, as per his knowledge, is Shri. Sukhdev Singh S/o Partap Singh. He along with his  family members were employed as a Pather in the above mentioned brick kiln in December 2012 on payment of an advance amount of 55,000 (Fifty Five Thousand). The names of his family members are as under;

     

    Sl

    Name and relationship with complainant

    Age

    Sex

    1

    Nirmal Singh S/o Bhashir Singh

    32

    M

    2

    Neeta Kaur W/o Nirmal Singh

    30

    F

    3

    Karanbir Singh S/o Nirmal Singh

    8

    Male Child

    4

    Pooja D/o Nirmal Singh

    7

    Female Child

    5

    Arjan Singh S/o Nirmal Singh

    5

    Male child

     

    However, due to strike of brick kiln at the State of Punjab, they were employed in the said brick kiln and presented for work there. They were not allowed to take up employment of their choice and were compelled to remain present in the brick kiln. They were made to sit idle on the brick kiln from December 2012 till first week of April. No compensation was given by the employer for the loss of wages. When strike was over, they worked there for three weeks, but employer did not give their payment.and also employer, Shri Sukhdev Singh, also known as Deva, started pressurising  him to put his thumb impression on some papers.

     

    Being illiterate, he did not know the contents of the papers on which the employer was forcing for his thumb impression so he was afraid that the employer surely can mis use his impression and papers and he refused to do so. Thereafter, the employer, without notice, threw them out of the brick kiln with the help of local police from Ajnala Police Station. Some trucks were hired by the employer and his family and he were removed from the brick kiln forcefully.

     

     

    They pleaded with the employer that their livelihood will be jeopardised, but the employer did not heed to their please.

     

    Having no other choice, his family and he tried to take employment elsewhere as the employer at Partap Bricks Udyog Samiti demanded the debt amount of Rs 55,000 back from him. To their shock and dismay they all were denied by the employers in the entire brick kiln as instructed by the occupier of brick kiln. His family and he is in a state of starvation as they were being systematically denied employment in any brick kiln in Amritsar and elsewhere due to their debt obligation. Being Pathers, the only skills they have earn their livelihood, is that of brick moulding and their life and liberty is in danger to the social boycott imposed by the employer. Their only mistake, it seems, is that they stood up for their rights. For the past 5 months his family and he were in state of despair, being denied their right to life and livelihood. The complaint was sent to the DM, Amritsar and the persons were physically released but no FIR was registered against the employer. The complaint was sent to the DM, Amritsar and the persons were physically released but no FIR was registered against the employer.

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