❝Untouchability is abolished and its practice in any form is forbidden. The enforcement of any disability arising out of Untouchability shall be an offence punishable in accordance with law.❞
– Article 17, Constitution of India
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❝We are striving for the enactment of an ‘Annihilation of Caste Act’ as a legislative pathwayto annihilatethe caste systemand prevent its subsequent salvation.It is our principal policy proposal for every policy problem involving caste.❞
– Mission 2036, Centre for Annihilation of Caste
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Court failed to emphasise the presence of 'family members' of the appellant in the #BanquetHall. Judicial invention of "another public view" is antithetical to the statute. Lackadaisical approach in registration of FIR and investigation thereof has diluted the #Atrocities Act. pic.twitter.com/0MOQbRTOm8
The burden to aver or disclose the caste of the accused should not be placed on the victim. Procedural infirmities, if any, should not be allowed to scuttle the implementation of the Act. This is against the legislative intent, especially after the incorporation of Sec. 15A (2). pic.twitter.com/m1FyLPZp7G
— Centre for Annihilation of Caste (@CasteCentre) November 1, 2023
The Court should have avoided the idiomatic expression to characterize atrocities cases. Every unprovable case is not necessarily fake or frivolous. Operation of Sec. 3(1)(r) & 3(1)(s) of SC&ST (PoA) Act, 1989 has been marred by the statutory requirement of "within public view." pic.twitter.com/oJUJAxslJF
— Centre for Annihilation of Caste (@CasteCentre) October 27, 2023