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Two Dalits burnt alive after clash over dog
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hemanthooda
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13 MPs visit riot victims in Mirchpur
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...t-victims-in-Mirchpur/articleshow/6122212.cms
MIRCHPUR: A team comprising 13 MPs of Parliament standing-committee on welfare of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes on Friday visited Mirchpur ravaged by caste violence. They will submit a report during the monsoon session of Parliament.
Dalit victims narrated tales of horror to the team led by Gobinda Chandra Naskar, an MP from West Bengal. The MPs described the incident as ‘‘horrendous''. A sense of insecurity still dogs them, they said. Victims showed their damaged houses yet to be reconstructed in spite of government assurances.
On April 21, a mob comprising members of the upper caste burnt alive Tarachand and his polio-stricken daughter Suman in their house. Dalits complained they were under pressure to withdraw police cases and
strike a compromise. Sunita, a victim, said her family was living in the open as her house is yet to be rebuilt.
‘‘The administration is not implementing what the government had promised,'' she said.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...t-victims-in-Mirchpur/articleshow/6122212.cms
MIRCHPUR: A team comprising 13 MPs of Parliament standing-committee on welfare of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes on Friday visited Mirchpur ravaged by caste violence. They will submit a report during the monsoon session of Parliament.
Dalit victims narrated tales of horror to the team led by Gobinda Chandra Naskar, an MP from West Bengal. The MPs described the incident as ‘‘horrendous''. A sense of insecurity still dogs them, they said. Victims showed their damaged houses yet to be reconstructed in spite of government assurances.
On April 21, a mob comprising members of the upper caste burnt alive Tarachand and his polio-stricken daughter Suman in their house. Dalits complained they were under pressure to withdraw police cases and
strike a compromise. Sunita, a victim, said her family was living in the open as her house is yet to be rebuilt.
‘‘The administration is not implementing what the government had promised,'' she said.
Conspiracy against Jat's
The govt. of haryana has already put more than 60 peoples from Jat's in the list of mirchpur incident and harassing their families.
Also offered jobs to victims community without knowing the truth and media making news against Jats.
the houses of some Balmikis were set afire by the members of the same community and Union Minister for Tourism Kumari Selja manipulated the incident subsequently.
With this, her alleged role in the Mirchpur controversy has come under the high court’s scrutiny. Justice MMS Bedi has put her on notice along with the state of Haryana after hearing preliminary arguments on the petition filed by two accused - Dalbir Singh and Ajit Singh
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2010/20100717/haryana.htm
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Virender M.
The govt. of haryana has already put more than 60 peoples from Jat's in the list of mirchpur incident and harassing their families.
Also offered jobs to victims community without knowing the truth and media making news against Jats.
the houses of some Balmikis were set afire by the members of the same community and Union Minister for Tourism Kumari Selja manipulated the incident subsequently.
With this, her alleged role in the Mirchpur controversy has come under the high court’s scrutiny. Justice MMS Bedi has put her on notice along with the state of Haryana after hearing preliminary arguments on the petition filed by two accused - Dalbir Singh and Ajit Singh
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2010/20100717/haryana.htm
Please comments.
Thanks
Virender M.
anilsangwan
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Read the latest update on the issue:
Few dalit MPs who visited Mirchpur few days ago have given their report....... all against Jats... Villagers and Jat officers....
Shouldnt something be done to stop this dalit politics... Hooda saab ki team ke Jat MPs..... Deepender Hooda & Jitender Malik - cant they raise their voice in parliament againt this one sided story casted by Dalit MPs ?? Ya fir shayad.....Jaat vote nahi chahiyein Hoodas ko?
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2010/20100727/main1.htm
Few dalit MPs who visited Mirchpur few days ago have given their report....... all against Jats... Villagers and Jat officers....
Shouldnt something be done to stop this dalit politics... Hooda saab ki team ke Jat MPs..... Deepender Hooda & Jitender Malik - cant they raise their voice in parliament againt this one sided story casted by Dalit MPs ?? Ya fir shayad.....Jaat vote nahi chahiyein Hoodas ko?
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2010/20100727/main1.htm
The govt. of haryana has already put more than 60 peoples from Jat's in the list of mirchpur incident and harassing their families.
Also offered jobs to victims community without knowing the truth and media making news against Jats.
the houses of some Balmikis were set afire by the members of the same community and Union Minister for Tourism Kumari Selja manipulated the incident subsequently.
With this, her alleged role in the Mirchpur controversy has come under the high court’s scrutiny. Justice MMS Bedi has put her on notice along with the state of Haryana after hearing preliminary arguments on the petition filed by two accused - Dalbir Singh and Ajit Singh
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2010/20100717/haryana.htm
Please comments.
Thanks
Virender M.
Mirchpur violence: 11th day of Jat protest
Demonstrations by the Jat community to demand a probe by a Special Investigation Team (SIT) into last year's Mirchpur caste violence entered its 11th day on Tuesday in this Haryana district, which remained cut off from the rest of the state for the third consecutive day. Protestors, including
scores of women, blocked all the highways, road links and the Delhi-Ferozepur rail line near Jind railway station.
The protest has spread to other districts of the state as well. Protestors have blocked various roads in Hisar, Bhiwani, Fatehabad and Rohtak districts.
In the meantime, Haryana Director General of Police Ranjeev Dalal has appealed to the protestors to resolve the issue peacefully.
"We are taking stock of the situation. Stern action would be taken against those found taking law in their hands. We appeal to them to end their protest and to resolve it through amicable talks," said Dalal.
The Jat mahapanchayat, a congregation of 42 khap panchayats, has demanded a SIT probe into the Mirchpur caste violence in which an elderly Dalit man and his daughter were killed.
The state government has agreed to refer the case to the CBI, but the protestors are adamant on their demand for an SIT probe.
Besides, the protesters have also sought shifting of the court trial from New Delhi to Hisar and the release of arrested Jat youths.
“We have made a 45-member committee that will meet the chief minister to discuss this issue. We will boycott the celebrations of Republic Day and mark it as black day," secretary of the Jat Mahapanchayat Suresh Koth said on Tuesday.
A large contingent of police personnel and six companies of paramilitary forces have been deployed in Jind and Hisar districts.
Mirchpur village in Hisar district hit the headlines last year when some people from the dominant upper caste Jat community set fire to a row of houses of Dalit (Balmiki) families April 21.
A 70-year-old man and his 18-year-old physically-challenged daughter were killed in the fire and at least 18 houses were destroyed in the attack.
As many as 150 Dalit families were driven out of the village, about 300 km from Chandigarh, and their homes were torched.
The trial of the youths accused of the arson attack was shifted to New Delhi in December following the directions of the Supreme Court.
A total of 98 Jat youths were arrested in the case and are currently lodged in a jail in New Delhi.
Link: http://www.hindustantimes.com/Mirchpur-violence-11th-day-of-Jat-protest/H1-Article1-654410.aspx
Demonstrations by the Jat community to demand a probe by a Special Investigation Team (SIT) into last year's Mirchpur caste violence entered its 11th day on Tuesday in this Haryana district, which remained cut off from the rest of the state for the third consecutive day. Protestors, including
scores of women, blocked all the highways, road links and the Delhi-Ferozepur rail line near Jind railway station.
The protest has spread to other districts of the state as well. Protestors have blocked various roads in Hisar, Bhiwani, Fatehabad and Rohtak districts.
In the meantime, Haryana Director General of Police Ranjeev Dalal has appealed to the protestors to resolve the issue peacefully.
"We are taking stock of the situation. Stern action would be taken against those found taking law in their hands. We appeal to them to end their protest and to resolve it through amicable talks," said Dalal.
The Jat mahapanchayat, a congregation of 42 khap panchayats, has demanded a SIT probe into the Mirchpur caste violence in which an elderly Dalit man and his daughter were killed.
The state government has agreed to refer the case to the CBI, but the protestors are adamant on their demand for an SIT probe.
Besides, the protesters have also sought shifting of the court trial from New Delhi to Hisar and the release of arrested Jat youths.
“We have made a 45-member committee that will meet the chief minister to discuss this issue. We will boycott the celebrations of Republic Day and mark it as black day," secretary of the Jat Mahapanchayat Suresh Koth said on Tuesday.
A large contingent of police personnel and six companies of paramilitary forces have been deployed in Jind and Hisar districts.
Mirchpur village in Hisar district hit the headlines last year when some people from the dominant upper caste Jat community set fire to a row of houses of Dalit (Balmiki) families April 21.
A 70-year-old man and his 18-year-old physically-challenged daughter were killed in the fire and at least 18 houses were destroyed in the attack.
As many as 150 Dalit families were driven out of the village, about 300 km from Chandigarh, and their homes were torched.
The trial of the youths accused of the arson attack was shifted to New Delhi in December following the directions of the Supreme Court.
A total of 98 Jat youths were arrested in the case and are currently lodged in a jail in New Delhi.
Link: http://www.hindustantimes.com/Mirchpur-violence-11th-day-of-Jat-protest/H1-Article1-654410.aspx