Uttar Pradesh: So-called Dalit supporters and activists spreading propaganda over death of a ‘Dalit’ woman
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Uttar Pradesh: So-called Dalit supporters and activists spreading propaganda over death of a ‘Dalit’ woman

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Apr 18, 2023, 10:30 pm IST
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The accused after exchange of firing with the police (on the left) and the victim (on the right)

The accused after exchange of firing with the police (on the left) and the victim (on the right)

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Following the death of a 20-year-old Dalit woman, Roshni Ahirwar the social media activists and so called Dalit leaders have started their propaganda. The accused who comes from the same jati as the the victim, shot her death, following the murder the leaders claimed that Dalit’s are not safe in India.

The woman was a BSC student and was returning from her college after exams. The shooter Raj Ahirwar, shot her point blank, almost 200 meters away from the Ait police station on April 17.

After the attack the victim’s family named Raj as culprit and within no time the Jalon police arrested Raj on April 17 itself. A First Infrmation Report (58/2023) was registered in the case.

https://twitter.com/jalaunpolice/status/1648002393781727232?s=20

Releasing a press note the Jalon police stated that, accused Raj after the arrest fired a police official from his service revolver, in respose the police also fired a bullet at him and he sustained wound at his leg.

Police also said that Raj and Roshni were in touch with each other for more than a year and they interacted through social media. Both of them used to meet regularly, but due to a dispute 2 months ago, the girl had stopped talking to Raj. After this, Raj along with his cousin carried out the murder.

एसओजी/सर्विलांस टीम जालौन एवं थाना एट पुलिस द्वारा हत्या की घटना में शामिल अपराधी से हुई मुठभेड़ के दौरान पैर में गोली लगने से अपराधी घायल /गिरफ्तार करने के सम्बन्ध में पुलिस अधीक्षक जालौन द्वारा दी गयी बाइट । https://t.co/nObM4r0Q3b pic.twitter.com/zrGGCbMNT9

— JALAUN POLICE (@jalaunpolice) April 17, 2023

Notably, the family of the girl was aware about the relationship and as they both belong to the same community, they were ready for the alliance as well.

Now read following statements by Dalit leaders and handles raising voice against Dalit atrocities:

The Twitter handle Dalit Times wrote, “There is not end to atrocities against Dalits in UP”

https://twitter.com/DalitTime/status/1647903105437278208?s=20

A news portal that claims it is dedicated to the marginalised section of the society also shared the news.

UP. जालौन में दिनदहाड़े बाइक सवार दो युवकों ने छात्रा की गोली मारकर की हत्या।

BA का एग्जाम देकर घर लौट रही थी छात्रा। pic.twitter.com/2f00fFCdqo

— The Mooknayak (@The_Mooknayak) April 17, 2023

Controversial Dalit activist, Chandrashekhar Azad wrote, “In the rule of Chief Minister Yogi ji, oppression and atrocities on sisters and daughters are at its peak!

This is the new Uttar Pradesh, where just 200 meters away from the police station in Jalaun, a girl Rashmi Ahirwar was shot dead in broad daylight, very sad and highly condemnable!”

https://twitter.com/BhimArmyChief/status/1647958315434131457?s=20

Samajwadi party leader, Advocate Vipin Nagar wrote, “In Yogi Adityanath’s self-proclaimed Ramraj, a girl student was shot dead in broad daylight in Uttar Pradesh’s Jalaun!!”

https://twitter.com/VipinNagars3100/status/1647902422663323650?s=20

A Twitter user questioned Union Home Minister Amit Shah that, “This is how daughters will study and grown in UP?”

यूपी में बेटियां आधी रात को गहने लाद कर घूम सकती है – @AmitShah
ऐसे बेटी पढ़ेगी, ऐसे बेटी बढ़ेगी? pic.twitter.com/PNlZC0Is4j

— Renu Kadyan (@iamrenukadyan) April 17, 2023

For the readers, this month in Uttar Pradesh a woman killed herself after her stalker barged into her house and threatened her saying if she dare leave him he will get her killed.

A 20-year-old woman identified as Manorama Devi killed herself after stalker Mohammad Shamshad threatened her. Manorama who belongs to the Harijan jati was getting married to a man from her community the next month.

However, Shamshad never approved of the alliance, he barged into her house and tried to attack her. When one of her brothers went to register a police complaint he threatened of killing him as well, ultimately Manorama quit.

Read More: Uttar Pradesh: Fearing stalker Shamshad’s threat, a Harijan woman committed suicide

Not a single activist or self-proclaimed Dalit leader spoke a word about this death. Their propaganda works only if the accused is Hindu. In case the situation is the opposite, they keep mum, continuing their ‘Bheem-Meem’ unity.

Topics: Dalit girl died in JalonJalon muderUP murderRoshni AhirwarRaj AhirwarDalit activistspropaganda by Dalit leaders
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