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Husband Leaves Wife On Account of Her ‘Caste’

  • Posted by: Dalit Sthree Sakthi (DSS)
  • Date of incident: 16-08-2006
  • Create date: 21-03-2014
  • State:: Andhra Pradesh
  • District:: KHAMMAM
  • Police station:: Anaparthi
  • Chargesheet:: F.I.R- 18.08.06, Chargesheet filed
  • Summary::

    Tetali Satyakala, D/o Oleti Raju, aged 19 years, R/o ILTD Watchman Quarters, Anaparthi; East Godavari district was undergoing Staff Nurse Training in the year 2005. She was a Dalit. Tetali Rajesh Reddy, S/o China Venkata Reddy, aged 20 years, R/o Anaparthi, East Godavari district was an inoccigible stalker, he promised to marry her. On 16th November 2005, Rajesh Reddy threatened that he would die if Satyakala refuses to marry him. He took her to Bhadrachalam and married her. They rented a room near a Hanuman temple in Bhadrachalam and started living there. After some days, Rajesh’s friend Shiva Reddy a financier started visiting Rajesh’s house whenever he came to Bhadrachalam for his business purpose.  Slowly he became a link between Rajesh and his parents. One day Rajesh’s mother told Satyakala on the phone that, “Whatever has happened is past.  Leave my son.”  Satyakala was shell-shocked, she wept. She pleaded her mother-in-law to not separate her from her husband. On 24th  July 2006, Rajesh Reddy left the city. He said that that Tetali Rama Reddy, their relative and MLA had asked him to come and join a job.  Rajesh never returned back to Satyakala. Satyakala waited for three days, she was unable to answer the queries of her neighbors. She consumed pesticide. Subsequently the Police was informed. The Police filed a case and Satyakala’s parents were informed. They brought their daughter back to Anaparthi and they called Rajesh’s parents. They did not respond and Satyakala complained in the Anaparthi Police Station on 16th August 2006. The Police refused to register the case in the beginning but with the interference of Dalit Sthree Sakthi, a case was registered on 18th August 2006. 

     

    The Police took Rajesh’s parents and his friend Shiva Reddy into custody on 26th August 2006.  Rajesh’s relatives threatened Satyakala, so she gave a representation to the District Magistrate asking for protection of her life. The magistrate said that he would take immediate action.  A representation was given to the Joint Collector on the same day.  As the Magistrate and Joint Collector took immediate action, Rajesh Reddy surrendered in the court on 30th August 2006.  On 31st August 2006, Satyakala met Rajesh Reddy while he was in remand.  Rajesh refused to recognize their marriage and conjugal life.  On 4th September 2006, Satyakala said that if Rajesh agrees to register their marriage, she would take back her case.  Even then Rajesh did not agree. On 4th October 2006, a representation was given to the SP to alter the provisions in the FIR.  Satyakala was sent for medical examination.  Presently Rajesh, his parents and friend Shiva Reddy are out on bail.  The accused, Tetali Rajesh Reddy is still refusing to consummate the marriage. Rajesh Reddy and the other accused persons were arrested and released on bail. The case is pending in the Court.

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Mass Gang Rape of Four Dalit Women

  • Posted by: NDMJ-Bihar
  • Date of incident: 06-08-2006
  • Create date: 22-03-2014
  • State:: Bihar
  • District:: LAKHISARAI
  • Police station:: Krishnapuri
  • Chargesheet:: F.I.R- 22.08.06, No. 208/06, u/s 450, 376(2G), 323, 504 IPC No. 209/06, u/s 450, 376, 323, 342, 427 IPC & 3/4 of SC/ST (PoA) Act No. 210/06, u/s 450, 376, 323, 34 IPC & 3/4 of SC/ST (PoA) Act No. 211/06, u/s 450, 376, 323, 504(2), 450, 376, 323, 34 IPC & 3/4 of SC/ST (PoA) Act., Chargesheet- 28.02.08, No. 38/08 28.02.08, No. 39/08 28.02.08, No. 40/08 28.02.08, No. 41/08
  • Summary::

    The Bihar police on 22 August, 2006 , finally   registered   complaints   of  seven   Dalit women, who were earlier denied justice despite claiming  that  they  had been gang raped in Suryagarha village of Lakhisarai district by local landlords,  and  ordered  the district police to frame rape charges against the four accused. According   to   reports, Four Dalit women of a Bihar village were allegedly raped by powerful landed upper caste men of their village last week, but the police have refused to register their compliant. The women, from very poor families of Ramnagar-Gopalpur village in Lakhisarai district, were raped at gunpoint on Aug 6 night by a local land owner and his goons to teach them a lesson for refusing to vote for a woman candidate - the wife of an upper caste landowner - during the Panchayat (village council) elections in June.

     

    The local police turned away the women when they went to file a complaint and the local administration behaved indifferently too. The women had gone to Patna to seek justice, but their efforts to move the state administration during the last four days had yielded no results so far.

     

    Therefore they approached Manju Prakash, chairman of the Bihar state women commission when the local police refused to take action against the accused. The women told Prakash that they were raped because they had refused to cast their votes in favour of a particular candidate. Even their men were beaten, humiliated and threatened with being killed when they rushed to save them. They have named Bipin Singh and his henchmen for the rape. What shocked the victims was that police refused to register a case against Singh and forcibly drove us away.

     

    Consequently the Dalits of the village protested the rape by blocking the roads but were assaulted by the Block Development Officer, who ordered that the protestors be arrested, including an 80-year-old man and local police lathicharged the mob.  When the women approached a Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe police station, the police only registered a case of assault, not of rape.

     

    On the contrary, along with their children, the women came to Patna and met Railway Minister Lalu Prasad and Steel Minister Ram Vilas Paswan, both central ministers from Bihar, to seek justice. While Lalu Prasad had assured that he would raise their case and fight for them, Paswan too promised them help. They also met former chief minister and leader of opposition Rabri Devi. They filed an FIR (First Information Report), but the police did not file a rape case. The women have not gone for a medical checkup also. They came here for justice as the police were not taking action against the culprits. Victim did not get compensation.  No TA/DA to victim and witness. Perpetrators were in jail for 6 months but now bailed out.

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4 Nuts Brutally Beaten to Death on Theft Allegation

  • Posted by: NDMJ-Bihar
  • Date of incident: 06-08-2006
  • Create date: 22-03-2014
  • State:: Bihar
  • District:: BHOJPUR
  • Police station:: Nagar Police station Ara
  • Chargesheet:: F.I.R- 06.08.06, No. 165/06, u/s 379, 411, 34 IPC of SC/ST of (PoA) Act., Chargesheet- 12.11.08
  • Summary::

    Four young nuts Pappu Nut (16) s/o Bangali Nut; late Pappu Nut s/o Babulal Nut; late Santosh Nut (17) s/o late Bhadai Nut and late Deepak Nut (17) s/o Lalan Nut held from Ara in Bhojpur District were allegedly beaten unto death by the dominant villagers in the presence of Police personnel. The cruelty of the police is reflected by their mere words, “What are you looking at? Kill all the four thieves.”Nevertheless, the Nut community enjoys no proper basic needs. They are engaged in selling fire wood, petting buffalos and selling them for their livelihood. They are looked upon as the community of thieves by the non Dalits in and around the village. In fact at the time of this inhumane act, the stealing of pet animal esp. cows and buffalos was at its peak. Consequently, the four Dalit youths belonging to Nut community had their last breath as they were caught by the villagers alleged of stealing buffalos on 06.08.2006. Early in the morning on the same day, Bhanu Yadav s/o late Babulal Yadav saw the four taking a buffalo. He asked them to stop but they did not listen to him instead leaving the buffalo behind, started running away from there. Looking at their running, he called out for the help to catch them. ‘Catch the thieves! Catch the thieves!’ was his shout.

     

    Meanwhile these four nuts were caught by the public and they were allegedly murdered due to their attempt to steal a buffalo. It was more shocking as the police there did not take any step to prevent the crime. It is said that the whole scene was created by the main accused Rajesh Rajak s/o Maherdra Ram, the village chief of the Ramapun Sanadiya Panchayat. The reasons behind this incident were (1) that the cousin sister in law of Bireder Nut and the wife of Satyender Nut was attempted to rape by the perpetrators Lalbabu Yadav, Kameshar Yadav, Rameshar Yadav and Nunhak Yadav vill. Badki Sandiya and the victims’ family had registered the case against the mentioned perpetrators (the case is under trial in the court) and (2) that the perpetrators wanted to take possession of the land belonging to the victims and making them evicted from the village. The above reasons were the cause for the murder of four Nuts. The attempt to steal a buffalo became the means of taking revenge and evicting the Nut families from the village. The murder of the four nuts spots out the dark side of the police administration there in Bhojpur district of Bihar that police too played a fair role in the crime. So far the police have not taken the case seriously. The police are arresting the people belonging to Nut community in this case by break opening the doors of Nuts even at midnight. Case is not register under SC/ST Act. Victim did not receive any compensation or relief. One accused is in the jail and another accuse not arrested. Case is pending in the court.

     

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Land access denied in Byrapura

  • Posted by: NDMJ-Bihar
  • Date of incident: 02-08-2006
  • Create date: 27-11-2013
  • State:: Karnataka
  • District:: HAVERI
  • Police station:: Singgam
  • Chargesheet:: not filed
  • Summary:: Hanumanthappa belongs to dalit community; his father had 3 acre and 2 guntae of land. The upper caste lingayat made him drink liquor and without his consent registered his land in their name. But the land registration is pending in the revenue department. Hanumanthappa’s father is illiterate and is suffering from psychological problems. When Hanumanthappa’s relative went to enquiry regarding the land to lingayat community they said that Hanumanthappa’s father has taken loan and in return they are using his land. Now Hanumanthappa is asking for justice

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Dalit family assaulted in Palewala

  • Posted by: NDMJ-Haryana
  • Date of incident: 02-08-2006
  • Create date: 28-11-2013
  • State:: Haryana
  • District:: YAMUNANAGAR
  • Police station:: Radore
  • Summary:: Village Palewala comes under Radore Tehsil, Jathlana P.S dist Yamuna Nagar in Haryana State. The village is situated 5kms away from Tehsil Rador. Total polulation of village Palewala is 1010. In which Rajput House120, Harijan 20 Brahman 12, Balmiki 2 and one house of Gadoria. In the village, 11 of the Rajput caste 9 of dalit people are holding government job. Sarpanch of the village is Ranbir Singh Rajput and he is always in the favor of perpetrator. Only 6 house of the Chamar having 1or 2 acre of land per house and other Dalits are working as daily laborer. On 2nd August 2006, Gyan Chand(35) s/o- Jagganath resident of Palewala village belongs to dalit( Chamar), took Rs.1500 from Mangal Sen owner of Shop No. 46, Grain Market Rador. He was returning home in his by cycle. When he reached the Shiv Mandir street Rador then Jagdeep(28) S/O-Hukam Chand, Mohanlal(30) s/o- Dharampal both Rajput came by black Hero Honda motor cycle and attacked on Gyan Chand Severely. Then Gyan chand lost his sense there. When he gained his sense back he went to nearby Palwari office and told this incident to Devi Sharah Patwari of village Khurdwah. He suggested Gyan Chand to give a complaint in the police station. Then Gyan Chand went with Bholu of village Nachron to Radore Police station and given complaint. On the same day when he returns back home at 5.00pm he found that his family also was beaten up by Rajput then at 5.45pm he went to Jathlana Police station with his father to complaint against, Mohanlal s/o-Dharmpal, Jitendra s/o- Hukumchand, Ravinder s/o Phool Singh and Sanjeev S/O Jagdish under section 107 51. Court gave them anticipatory bail. After this FIR Rajput got angry and troubled his family four time in three month. They misbehaved the ladies in the victim’s family. Because of the fear of Rajput, the women of the house cannot go alone to the field to work. Main issue of this case was panchayat land. Usually Rajput takes the panchayat land on lease, but now dalit has given application to panchayat dept. Chandigarh to take contract in lowest prices and got sanctioned. Gyan Chand had played important role to get the lease sanctioned. Rajput could not tolerate this and wanted to take revenge on Gyan Chand. Now situation is not normal in village but due to fear of Rajput dalits wants to leave the village.

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