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Mahadalit boy burned alive in India

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"My mother Khushnuma is a Muslim, my father Kamlesh Singh a Thakur. My sister Sita is married to Inzamam and my wife Shabana is thinking of naming my newborn Santosh." proudly says Vikram Singh, a Thakur in the village Khera Sadhan.

Amidst the hue and cry and political attempts to create disunity among Indians,there are instances that teach us that humanity is still alive, hatred is not the norm and tolerance is the only way ahead if we do not want to be lost in a cycle of violence.

Khera Sadhan is a village panchayat located in the Agra district of Uttar Pradesh. But what is so unique about this village is the villagers attitude towards different religions. They adopted their philosophy of life is to "live and let live". They believe people must be free to worship God in whatever form they like.

In Khera Sadhan, it is common to have a family of four brothers with two of them Hindu, two Muslim. Or have a husband who doesn't care about the religion of his wife, or his children for that matter. Here, Muslims worship in temples and Hindus go to the dargah. Eid and Diwali are both sacrosanct.

Ask 55-year-old Shaukat Ali Khan and he will tell you that he recently arranged for his youngest brother Raju Singh to marry Lajo, daughter of Sunil Thakur and Reshma. The wedding ceremony will be attended by Shaukat's brothers Rizwan Ali Khan and Kishan Singh. The nikah will be held at a temple.

"We are amazed when we hear stories of people fighting about inter-faith unions," says Salim Thakur, a Geeta and Quran by his bedside. "My neighbor and first cousin Love Kush Singh has been offering Eid prayers in the village mosque for as long as I can remember. Yet, like everyone else in this village, he also celebrates Holi and Diwali."

This raises the question - seeing how many of us fight over religion - where does the hatred come from and what purpose does it serve?

Source: TOI

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My name is Khan and I am a Hindu - The Times of India
 
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Sad incident that a boy lost his life, the culprits will be brought to justice.
 
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The whole world should learn and emulate the principle of universal brotherhood from Pakistan. Sounds fair enough to you?
no one have time to Hate any one .. but when indian come to place and bash about pakistan just cuz its pakistani forum and pakistani post this news to discuss.
we have same problems, we are here to discuss and find out the way to deal with it you are welcome to discuss but not allowed to spread hate for Pakistan like how you usually taunt.
 
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But for Pakistanis, what happens to Muslims and Dalits in India is more of concern than anything in their own back yard for Ahemadis,Hindus,Christians,Shias,Sikhs and the list go on
Had something like this happened in Pakistan, the Indians would have been swinging from trees making all the racket but since it happened in the Incredible spot of the world, no Indian felt compelled to comment on the incident but the usual Pakistan obsession is apparent.
This is a Pakistani site, the likes of you come here in droves to learn, hence it's our job to teach you and keep you in touch with reality.

Ya, same goes for some whose Wind gets JAMMED often :lol:
No need to make the habitual racket. :D

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"My mother Khushnuma is a Muslim, my father Kamlesh Singh a Thakur. My sister Sita is married to Inzamam and my wife Shabana is thinking of naming my newborn Santosh." proudly says Vikram Singh, a Thakur in the village Khera Sadhan.

Amidst the hue and cry and political attempts to create disunity among Indians,there are instances that teach us that humanity is still alive, hatred is not the norm and tolerance is the only way ahead if we do not want to be lost in a cycle of violence.

Khera Sadhan is a village panchayat located in the Agra district of Uttar Pradesh. But what is so unique about this village is the villagers attitude towards different religions. They adopted their philosophy of life is to "live and let live". They believe people must be free to worship God in whatever form they like.

In Khera Sadhan, it is common to have a family of four brothers with two of them Hindu, two Muslim. Or have a husband who doesn't care about the religion of his wife, or his children for that matter. Here, Muslims worship in temples and Hindus go to the dargah. Eid and Diwali are both sacrosanct.

Ask 55-year-old Shaukat Ali Khan and he will tell you that he recently arranged for his youngest brother Raju Singh to marry Lajo, daughter of Sunil Thakur and Reshma. The wedding ceremony will be attended by Shaukat's brothers Rizwan Ali Khan and Kishan Singh. The nikah will be held at a temple.

"We are amazed when we hear stories of people fighting about inter-faith unions," says Salim Thakur, a Geeta and Quran by his bedside. "My neighbor and first cousin Love Kush Singh has been offering Eid prayers in the village mosque for as long as I can remember. Yet, like everyone else in this village, he also celebrates Holi and Diwali."

This raises the question - seeing how many of us fight over religion - where does the hatred come from and what purpose does it serve?

Source: TOI

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My name is Khan and I am a Hindu - The Times of India
Beautiful. But we know what the Islamists will have to say about that? Let's not name these people, their humanity may flourish longer.
 
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Beautiful. But we know what the Islamists will have to say about that? Let's not name these people, their humanity may flourish longer.
i just wanted @Windjammer to see this thing too.:-).....I am not here to prove anybody what India is ....In India one can find love, hate ,sorrow, rich ,poor etc etc. and that's not limited to India only but some guys here just wanted to point on specific news to satisfy their ego.
 
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i just wanted @Windjammer to see this thing too.:-).....I am not here to prove anybody what India is ....In India one can find love, hate ,sorrow, rich ,poor etc etc. and that's not limited to India only but some guys here just wanted to point on specific news to satisfy their ego.
@Sam Manekshaw, ''Lagaey raho Munna Bahi'' . :D
 
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So the man got his jollies from killing poor and weak humans.

So how does the Goat and Dalit tie into the story ?

The psycho would have killed the boy even if he did not have a goat.

The psycho would have killed even a brahmin if he was poor and weak.


When Hinduism got corrupted (in middle ages) castism rise as evil. In modern age (1900 Onwards) We got many reformers (like Gandhujee, RSS, Dayanand Saraswati etc) and reform started.

Now if any such case (murder,crime) is done against so called lower caste, The system see the castism angle. if castism angle found, the punishment is severe.

The Boy was from so called lower caste , hence media highlighted it. Now system will take is seriously and if castism angle found, the punishment will be severe.
 
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But for Indians, what happens to Hindus or Christians in Pakistan is more of concern than anything in their own back yard.

Because members like you from Pakistan are too concerned about what's happening in India, so some Indian members have to return the favour.

Anyway, sad incident. Unfortunately, such incidents still happen occasionally in rural areas.
 
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Sad incident.... RIP.....
This social ill has to be wiped face of India, its very disheartening to see some are trying to get some thanks over such tragic incident. Lets law take its own course n put these Feudal animals behind the bars asap.......
 
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This gives an insight into Hindu mentality and the survival of India as a federation lies only in true secularism where governance is above religion and all communities and branches within same community are given basic human rights needless to mention right of self determination to Kashmiris is key to internal peace and stability in India.
 
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SASARAM: In a barbaric incident, a group of four upper caste men on Wednesday burned alive a Mahadalit boy just because the latter's goat had entered the agricultural field of one of the assailants.

The incident occurred at village Mohanpur under Karakat police station in Rohtas district on Wednesday afternoon when a village strongman, Kumkum Singh, and his three associates forcibly entered the house of one Jiut Ram and set the latter's 15-year old son, Sai Ram, afire after pouring kerosene oil on him from a can. The boy's only crime was that his goat entered the farm of Singh a few hours earlier.

The boy was earlier thrashed black and blue by Singh and his associates. The boy somehow managed to run away to his home, but the assailants followed him.

Bikramganj SDPO Ashok Kumar Das said the victim had sustained 90% burn injuries. He was rushed to Bikramganj for treatment, but died soon after being admitted to a government hospital.

Das said, police have registered an FIR against Singh and his three associates on the basis of the statement of the victim's father. A special police team has been constituted to arrest the assailants. Raids were being conducted. However, no arrest was made till the time of going to press.

Mahadalit boy burned alive in Rohtas village - The Times of India
Police have registered the crime and people are getting arrested... Ja... ab ghar ja ke so ja.
 
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But for Indians, what happens to Hindus or Christians in Pakistan is more of concern than anything in their own back yard.


Well Narinder Modi gave ok for Military intervention against extremist elements oh wait but is this that upper case lower caste power struggle that got him into power , perhaps there would be no action

Thanks to your post now I am aware of new word Maha Dalit , when just the tag of Dalit was not sufficient enough
 
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