India: Hindu extremist states have most Anti-Dalit hate crimes

Posted on 08 June 2008. Tags: Brahmin discrimination, Dalits, discrimination, Hate crimes, Hindu Mahasaba, Hinduvta, India

Hinduvta states commit the most crimes against the poor penury stricken Dalits. The states with the highest concentration of Brahmins and Hindu extremists have the highest level of discrimination against the impoverished Dalits. However the other states which do not have Hindu extremeists face other sorts of abuse. There are many sates where there is a live and vibrant insurrection going on.

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The map shows the security dangers as identified by the intelligence agencies of India.

The Human Rights Commission has reported severe human rights abuses in many states like Gujarat and Jharkhand

Bharat faces a huge insurgency in a swath of territory which extends from Nepal to Andhra Pradesh

This map of Bharat shows the concetration of Hindu extremists or “Hinduvta” as they are called in the conglomeration of states called “India”. According to the study conducted by the Center for the Developing societies the correlation of the extremists Hindus is directly related to the number of hate crimes against the minorites–mainly the 170-250 million Dalits (Untouchables). The map shows the highest number of Brahmin Hinduvtas in Jammu, Himadhal Pradesh (bifurcated from East Punjab) and Uttar Pradesh (conglomeration of Awadh and other states which was called United Provices by the British)

Uttar Pradesh which has the distinction of giving the country its first Dalit woman Chief Minister, also tops the list of states with highest number of cases of crime against Scheduled Castes. With a staggering 4,960 cases of crime committed against people of Scheduled Castes, Uttar Pradesh tops the list in 2006, according to a Ministry of Home Affairs’ data.

The state is closely followed by Madhya Pradesh with 4,214 such cases being registered the same year.

Among states of South India, Andhra Pradesh, where 3,891 such cases were registered in 2006 ranks the highest.

Taken together, the three states – Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh – constituted more than 51 per cent of crimes committed against SCs in the country in 2006.

Analysis of data shows that number of crimes against Scheduled Castes have increased in the country.

While 26,127 cases of crime against SCs were registered in 2005, the subsequent year, saw 27,070 cases being registered. The data for 2007 is yet to be compiled.

As per the data available for for the year 2004-2006, UP has seen a increase in crime against SCs.

While 2004 saw 3,785 such cases being registered, 4,397 cases were recorded in 2005.

AP, where 3,117 cases of crime against SCs were reported in 2005, has also seen an increase in the number.

On the other hand, MP has seen a decline in such cases.

While data for 2006 showed 4,214 cases were registered in the state for crime against SCs, in 2005 the number was 4,222. The year 2004 witnessed the highest number with 4,699 cases being registered.

Among the seven Union Territories, the capital has recorded 21 such cases, which is the highest number.
According to the figures available, the number of persons convicted for crime against SCs under SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989, including all IPC crime, in 2005 were 12,468, which increased to 13,449 in 2006.

Dalits are one of the minorities that is repressed in India. The 150 million Muslims are killed at will in Kashmir and harassed in other areas