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REPORTED INCIDENTS
Murders
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Vandalization of Religious Places
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Rapes
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Forced Conversions
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Lynchings
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Hate Speeches
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Kidnapping
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Physical Assaults
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TESTIMONIALS
There have been fewer conflicts at global scale in the last six or seven decades, though there have been ongoing conflicts in several hotspots. However, these localized conflicts have often happened in the areas with a large number of ethnic or religious minorities.
It is the strategy of elites to pit one group of minority against the other, such as Dalits against Muslims and Muslims against Dalits. This is the divide and rule strategy. The reality is that both groups are marginalized and exploited, but in different areas. It's an agenda of the state to create confusion against the communities. We must try to work to build the ‘unity of oppressed.’
It took centuries of struggle by Dalit-Bahujan leaders – including Jyotirao Phule, Iyothee Thass, BR Ambedkar, Baba Mangu Ram, Periyar, Aiyyankali, Narayana Guru, and others – to unveil casteism and expose the anti-human religious structure. What bothers today is how blatantly the state looks for opportunities to snatch away the constitutional rights and civil liberties of her citizens, particularly those hailing from oppressed sections of society in the creation of Hindu Rashtra.
A formidable barrier against minorities has been erected for decades, creating friction within society that makes it difficult for marginalized communities to access opportunities, basic rights, and essential resources.
No country can plant democracy on a caste society. Democracy depends on fraternity and where there is not the feeling of fraternity between people, democracy cannot sustain.
Doctrine of caste equality can only be implemented when self-respect, dignity, equality, and human worth becomes central to the politics.
The discriminatory behavior exhibited in the present times is as severe as, or even worse than what was practiced by colonial rulers. This is primarily due to the actions of corrupt politicians and religious leaders who give rise to intercommunal conflicts for their own gain.
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