राष्ट्रबाद
Former District Office Incharge, BJYM South Tripura.
Former District Secretary, BJYM South Tripura.
Former Social Media Incharge, BJP South Tripura.
In 1957, around 200–300 Valmiki sanitation workers were brought from Punjab to Jammu & Kashmir by the then J&K govt during a sanitation workers' strike. They and their descendants were not granted Permanent Resident Certificates (PRCs).
For 62 years, they and their children were not allowed to apply for govt jobs. They could only work as sanitation workers in the J&K govt because they were denied PRCs.
Valmiki Dalits became eligible for govt jobs for the first time since 1957 when Article 370 was abrogated in J&K on 5th August 2019. A year later, the govt began granting them Domicile Certificates.
The biggest irony is that this story came into the national spotlight only after Article 370 was abrogated. Self-proclaimed champions of Dalit rights barely spoke about the discrimination faced by Valmiki Dalits in J&K, who were denied equal opportunities for over six decades.
Those who loudly invoke "Jai Bhim, Jai Meem" and keep claiming that the Constitution is in danger never made this injustice a national issue. Why? Was it because it didn't fit the politics and agenda behind the "Jai Bhim, Jai Meem" narrative?
@whattalawyer@narendramodi Why to depend on Mr. PM's forgiveness!! If you made them to abuse, you should defend them. Btw, shame on you for arranging protest in the name of students but for the sake of yourself.
@abhishekaitc@BJP4India@BJP4Bengal What about 2021 post pool violence on BJP workers and supporters!!! Your regime is over. Definitely 'post pool violence is not expected from any party', but it's not fair to be spoken from you, who promoted violence after every election.
Heartiest congratulations on being appointed as the Chief Minister of West Bengal.
May your leadership bring peace, progress, prosperity and good governance to the people of the state. Wishing you great success and strength in serving the people.
@SuvenduWB ji