Ranchi, June 8: Dalits in a Jharkhand village have set an example of how to protest against discrimination without creating unrest. Dalits in Thadi village of Dumka district, which is nearly 400 km from Ranchi, have opened a school in April exclusively for their children.
The Dalits were prompted to open the school as teachers and students at the local government school were allegedly humiliating their children. They met the district administration and education officials and informed about the discrimination three months ago.
"We were assured that an inquiry will be conducted but no action was taken and the level of discrimination increased day by day. We then decided to open the school," said Sukari Hajzra a Dalit resident of Thadi. "We do not want any fight with the people who look down upon us. We have adopted the Gandhian Satyagraha method to protest," said Surendra Mohali, another Dalit resident of the village.
Wake up India.. do some thing
other wise we are at hte wercage
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