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Mamta Mishra, principal of Subeam School in Hardoi, has been booked under the SC/ST Act.
This is ridiculous. She may have been rude, ill-mannered, and unfit for the role of an educator, and people across castes rightly called out her conduct, I too did explicitly, but invoking the SC/ST Act here is an overreach. She absolutely did not use any casteist slurs against the parents.
Cases like these will push people to start viewing every controversy through a caste lens before speaking. Why would any GC call out any non-castist bad behaviour by another GC against a Dalit if there’s a risk it could be twisted and lead to disproportionate repercussions under the SC/ST Act?
Now some dedh-hoshiyar will say that her behaviour comes from her castist mindset. Absolute nonsense! By that standard, literally any interaction can be twisted into an SC/ST case, an argument, a scolding, failed in exam, rejected proposal, even an accident, just by claiming hidden bias.
Second, Law deals with actions, not mind-reading. Unless there is a clear caste-based act, like a slur, humiliation, or targeted discrimination, there’s no legal basis. Turning every bad behaviour into a caste issue only weakens genuine cases and makes the law look arbitrary.
Mamta Mishra, principal of Subeam School in Hardoi, has been booked under the SC/ST Act.
This is ridiculous. She may have been rude, ill-mannered, and unfit for the role of an educator, and people across castes rightly called out her conduct, I too did explicitly, but invoking the SC/ST Act here is an overreach. She absolutely did not use any casteist slurs against the parents.
Cases like these will push people to start viewing every controversy through a caste lens before speaking. Why would any GC call out any non-castist bad behaviour by another GC against a Dalit if there’s a risk it could be twisted and lead to disproportionate repercussions under the SC/ST Act?
Now some dedh-hoshiyar will say that her behaviour comes from her castist mindset. Absolute nonsense! By that standard, literally any interaction can be twisted into an SC/ST case, an argument, a scolding, failed in exam, rejected proposal, even an accident, just by claiming hidden bias.
Second, Law deals with actions, not mind-reading. Unless there is a clear caste-based act, like a slur, humiliation, or targeted discrimination, there’s no legal basis. Turning every bad behaviour into a caste issue only weakens genuine cases and makes the law look arbitrary.