SC Officer's Room cleansed by cow dung water to purify at Trivandrum. The shameful incident took place a state in which the percentage of Literate (Not Educated) top among the states of India. This is not the first time such incident took place a similar incident reported in news media that one of the Allahabad High court Judge had performed the same thing before occupying the chamber vacated by a SC Judge. Caste Hindus are alike in insulting oppressing the dalits , whether it is north or south.
Ex-babu’s office room ‘cleansed’
Thiruvananthapuram:In a shocking incident, the office room and furniture used by a senior government official belonging to a scheduled caste community here were ‘cleansed’ by sprinkling cowdung water, allegedly by some employees shortly after his retirement from service.
A K Ramakrishnan, who retired as Inspector-General of Registration on March 31, has moved the State Human Rights Commission seeking an inquiry into the incident.
He said in the complaint that he had reliable information that some employees in the
office sprinkled ‘cowdung water’ over the tables, chairs and even inside the office car used by him while in service.
He said he believed the ‘cleansing’ was performed as he belonged to an SC community and it amounted to violation of his human rights and civil liberties.
After registering a case based on the petition, SHRC chairman Justice N Dhinakar sent a notice to the secretary (taxes), seeking a report on the allegation by May 7, SHRC sources said.
Asked about the incident, Ramakrishnan said he would vigorously pursue the case as he considered it as an insult to the socially depressed class. AGENCIES
Source: The Times of India dated 08.04.2011
Ex-babu’s office room ‘cleansed’
Thiruvananthapuram:In a shocking incident, the office room and furniture used by a senior government official belonging to a scheduled caste community here were ‘cleansed’ by sprinkling cowdung water, allegedly by some employees shortly after his retirement from service.
A K Ramakrishnan, who retired as Inspector-General of Registration on March 31, has moved the State Human Rights Commission seeking an inquiry into the incident.
He said in the complaint that he had reliable information that some employees in the
office sprinkled ‘cowdung water’ over the tables, chairs and even inside the office car used by him while in service.
He said he believed the ‘cleansing’ was performed as he belonged to an SC community and it amounted to violation of his human rights and civil liberties.
After registering a case based on the petition, SHRC chairman Justice N Dhinakar sent a notice to the secretary (taxes), seeking a report on the allegation by May 7, SHRC sources said.
Asked about the incident, Ramakrishnan said he would vigorously pursue the case as he considered it as an insult to the socially depressed class. AGENCIES
Source: The Times of India dated 08.04.2011
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