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KIDNAP AND RAPE
- Posted by: Dalit Sthree Sakthi (DSS)
- Date of incident: 03-04-2007
- Create date: 14-03-2014
- State:: Andhra Pradesh
- District:: RANGAREDDY
- Police station:: Chanugomula
- Chargesheet:: 7th April 2007, Cr No 58/07, U/s 366 A, 376 of IPC
- Summary::
Case in Brief
Jyothi, aged 13 years, D/o Late Ramachandraiah, R/o Puduru village, Puduru mandal, Ranga Reddy district, Occ: Student, SC madiga by caste was studying in 7th class in Puduru ZP High School. Chetla Subash, aged 19 years, S/o Mannaiah, BC Mutarasi by caste, Occ: auto driver resides in the same village. He used to harass Jyothi every day while she was studying in 7th class in ZP High School. Once Jyothi’s elder brother Venkatesh studying 9th class observed this and tried to warn Subash, but Subash in turn threatened and beat Venkatesh. Unable to bear his harassment, Jyothi was joined in MV Foundation residential camp for girls in Aaluru. Subash used to go even there and harass her. He was warned by the teachers at the camp but he did not change. One day, when Jyothi and her friend have come out of the camp, he threatened and beat them and forcefully got them into his auto and left them at Manneguda. They stayed to night at Jyothi’s mother’s colleague and in the morning, Jyothi’s mother sent her friend to her village and took Jyothi with her. Finally on 3rd April 2007, at 10:30 in the morning, Subash came to Jyothi’s house when no one except Jyothi was there, threatened her that if she doesn’t come, he would kill her parents and took her forcefully in auto to a room in Vikarabad. He locked her there and came in the evening and took her to another room. He kept her in that room for 2 days and left her at her home on 5th April 2007. In those three days, he raped her 5-6 times. He also asked her not to reveal his name in case of pregnancy and in case she reveals his name, he would kill her.
As soon as Jyothi was kidnapped, her uncle and maternal grandmother complained in the police station as they doubted Subash. After Jyothi returned, Subash’s family offered Rs.10,000/- to Jyothi’s family to withdraw the complaint. Jyothi’s family did not agree. As soon as Jyothi returned, instead of taking her immediately for medical tests, the police have taken her for room verification. It is actually Subash whom the police should take for room verification but as they took Jyothi, she couldn’t identify the route properly. The police frittered away the valuable time in worthless investigation and sent her for medical examination after 2 days after her return, i.e., on 7th April 2007. FIR was registered u/s 366A, 376 of IPC on 7th April 2007 at Chanugomula Police Station bearing FIR No. 58/07.
DSS Intervention:
- Conducted fact finding and met SI, CI and DSP for alteration of sections in FIR and inclusion of SC/ST (PoA) Act.
- Given representations to commissions.
Present Stage of the Case:
- The FSL Report is yet to come
- Accused has been arrested
- Charge sheet yet to be filed
Recommendations:
- Compensation should be paid
- Speedy trail.
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Rape of a Minor Dalit Girl Tiwasa
- Posted by: NDMJ - Maharastra
- Date of incident: 03-04-2007
- Create date: 25-03-2014
- State:: Maharashtra
- District:: Amravati(R)(DP)
- Police station:: Tiwasa
- Chargesheet:: Chargesheet Filed
- Summary::
Anita Dileeprao Chakre, a minor girl is resident of Shendol vilalge, Tal.-Kurudu, Amravati-Dist. belongs to scheduled caste community. The accused, belonging to dominant caste raped her finding alone at home.
A rape case has been registered against the rapist in Tiwasa police station on 04/04/2007, No.33/07, u/s 33/376,448 IPC & 3(1)(xi) SC/ST (PoA) Act. Investigation conducted by Deputy Superintendent of Police. Charge Sheet in the case is filed. Case is under trial. Victim has also received compensation of Rs. 25,000/- after the medical examination as per SC/ST (PoA) RULES1995. Victims do not want to continue the case due to pressure by the accused person
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MISSING Gudivada
- Posted by: Dalit Sthree Sakthi (DSS)
- Date of incident: 30-03-2007
- Create date: 14-03-2014
- State:: Andhra Pradesh
- District:: KRISHNA
- Police station:: Gudivada
- Chargesheet:: F.I.R registered
- Summary::
Case in Brief
Doddavarapu Nalini, aged 32 years, R/o Nagavarappadu, Gudivada, Krishna district, SC Mala by caste was married to Doddavarapu Venkateshwarlu, aged 33 years, R/o Nagavarappadu, Gudivada, Krishna district, SC Mala by caste. They have a girl child. Venkateshwarlu had disputes with the BCs Yadavas in the village, particularly with Daaram Narsimhulu, aged 28 years, R/o Nagavarappadu, Gudivada, of Krishna district, BC Yadava by caste. One day Narsimhulu beat Mariyanna, SC Mala by caste, friend of Venkateshwarlu. Venkateshwarlu went to the area where Yadavas reside and said that he is there for his friend Mariyanna. Narsimhulu was not there in that place at that moment. On 30th March 2007, he came near a bar and some witnesses said that Narsimhulu and his friends took him on bike. Venkateshwarlu is not seen from that day onwards. The case was reported in police station but he is not traced out till date. The case is registered as man missing case.
DSS Intervention:
- Submitted representations to the DSP for inclusion of SC/ST (PoA) Act and alteration of sections in FIR
- Conducted dharnas and raasta rokos
- Submitted representation to the CM during his visit to Gudivada
Present situation:
1. FIR registered
2. Accused arrested and released on bail
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Attack on Dalits for Protesting Against Caste Discrimination, Police Refused to Register Case
- Posted by: NDMJ-UP
- Date of incident: 27-03-2007
- Create date: 29-11-2013
- State:: Uttar Pradesh
- District:: VARANASI
- Police station:: Cholapur
- Summary:: Dasanipur village comes under the jurisdiction of Cholapur police station in Varanasi District, Uttar Pradesh. Majority of people, living in this village are Chamar (SC) and Patel community (Backward Community). Rests of the people are from Thakur, Ahir, Dhobi (SC), Yadav and Nuniya (Chouhan) Community. On 27 March 2007 at about 5 pm the Dalit and Patel children organized a dance party in Dasanipur village. Raju, Veeru and Chhannu and other children from the Dalit community were expected to participate in the function. However during the function, the Dalit children were not allowed to participate in the party, instead they were verbally insulted in the public by the children from the Patel community. At this juncture Veeru requested the children of the Patel community not to insult them and that they do not care if they were not allowed to participate. However, the children from the Patel community allegedly continued with their insult and later assaulted Veeru. Raju and Chhannu ran away from the scene. Raju and Chhannu informed Veeru\'s parents that the children from the Patel community were assaulting Veeru. Veeru\'s mother rushed to the spot and tried to reason with the Patel community. However, she was too insulted in public and was chased away from the scene along with Veeru. The following day, the members of the Patel community teased the girls from the Dalit community on their way back home. They went back home and complained to their parents. Following this incident the members of the Dalit community tried to reason with the members of the Patel community and requested them not to tease their girl. This did not however workout and soon a quarrel erupted between the members of the two communities. Soon after this, on the same day, the members of the Patel community went to the house of Shankar, a Dalit, and beat him up along with his daughter Roma and Rupa. The girls rushed into the house while Shankar was beaten up outside the house. Seeing that Roma and Rupa had escaped into the protection of the house, the members of the Patel community tried to break into the house by forcing open the windows and doors. When they failed, they threw stones and bricks at the house, of which some stones and bricks landed inside the house destroying household utensils. The house was completely damaged. Meanwhile few other members of the Dalit community tried to intervene. But they were unsuccessful and the members of the Patel community of which three men injured eight of them from the assault and two girls were injured seriously. They were later admitted to the Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital, Varanasi for treatment. At the hospital they did not get good treatment. The nurses and the doctors allegedly refused to give proper treatment to the injured on the ground that they were members of the Dalit community. Aggrieved by this, the injured lodged a complaint with the Chief Medical Officer, Varanasi against the discrimination they faced at the hospital. They also went to the Bhusaula police outpost and informed the officers about the entire incident that happened starting from 27 March 2007. The police officers on the same day came to the village and talked with the Patel community but refused to talk or record a statement of the injured Dalits. The same day evening on March 28, the Station Officer from the Cholapur police station came to the Dalits\' house at about 9pm. The Dalit community showed the officer the house that was under attack and also the stones and bricks pelted at the house and the damage it has caused to the house. The officer however, did not record any statement, but allegedly shouted at the Dalits saying that they were making up a case against the Patels. At that time Mr. Paras and Mr. Ram Shakal, two Dalits, came to the scene. They are cart pullers and they were not present when the incidents happened. But the police officer allegedly took them to the police station along with two members of the Patel community. The next day morning, the officer allegedly started assaulting Paras and Ram and they were both charge sheeted along with 10 other members of the Dalit community under Sections 107, 116 of the Indian Penal Code and 151 [arrest to prevent the commission of cognizable offense] of the Criminal Procedure Code. They were however released on bail by the officer on the same day. On 31 March 2007 a complaint was filed by the injured and the representatives of the Dalit community at the office of the Senior Superintendent of Police. However no action was taken by the SSP. In the meantime, the rest of the accused who were charge sheeted were scott free. FIR has not been registered from the either party. Though people from Dalit community gave complaint to Senior Superintendent of police, but no action has been initiated.
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Five Members of a Dalit Family Attacked and Women Raped
- Posted by: NDMJ-UP
- Date of incident: 20-03-2007
- Create date: 29-11-2013
- State:: Uttar Pradesh
- District:: GHAZIABAD
- Police station:: Pilkhua
- Summary:: Raj Kumari (26) W/o Subash Singh, Mana Singh (36) S/o Late Deepchand, Subash Singh (28) S/o Late Deepchand, from Meerapur Garhi, Pilkhua Police Station, Dist- Ghaziabad, U.P belongs to Scheduled Caste (KORI Community). On 20th March 2007 at 02.00 a.m, a gang comprised of 12 people, putting mask and armed with Pistol, Dagger (Chhuri), Stick (Lathi) entered the village while the villagers were asleep. First, they entered the house of Manasingh whilst he was sleeping on the Veranda and rest of his family members in the room. First, the assailants tied with rope both hands of Mansingh and his son Subash, and then locked them in a room. Three of the assailants (name unknown) from the gang asked Mansingh that where Rajkumari is? In answer he said that she is sleeping in the room. Three of them took her to a separate room where she was allegedly gang raped. Meantime other assailants from the gang sexually assaulted Baby (25), w/o Rajendra. Before leaving the place, the assailants ransacked and looted money, gold and other valuables belongings from the victim’s house. Instantly Amarpal (34) S/o Late Sishram, the neighbor of the victims contacted to Pilkhua police station over his Cell phone. The police reached the spot at about 4.30 a.m. and enquired about the incident, by the time all assailants had escaped from the spot. Police could not trap the assailants, however police asked the victims to go to the police station in the morning to lodge complaint. On 20th March’07 at about 10:30 am police lodged complaint u/s 380 IPC. While Narinder, a news reporter from “Amar Ujala” was visiting the place at about 11 a.m again the police went to the spot. One of the Police personnel, named Amarpal (34) s/o Sishram asked Mansingh Rs 200/- towards their vehicle fuel expenses but Mansingh was not able to afford the amount as he was in a very wretched situation. Conversely Narinder had covered all the news and published on the following day in Amar Ujala. Once again a team, comprised of 7-8 police personnel went to the spot by a jeep, but none of the lady police was in the team. Bobby and Rajkumari were taken to the police station. From there a lady police accompanied them to M.M.G. Government Hospital, Ghaziabad for medical test. On 20th March’07 at around 9:00 pm at night, District S.P. and Pilkhua O.I.C and other police officials went to the spot for investigation. At around 10:00 pm, they took Subash Singh, Mann Singh, Rajkumari and other victims to the police station. On 21st March 2007 afternoon, Mann Singh and Rajkumari were sent to the Magistrate Court, Hapur, to give their statement. None of the assailants has been arrested till date. The victims have not been given compensation so far. None of the assailants has been arrested till date. The victims have not been given compensation so far.