A Dalit woman in Vikrampur village in Uttar Pradesh’s Mainpuri district has accused three men and their associates of forcibly harvesting her standing paddy crop, abusing her with caste-based slurs and threatening to kill her. Police have registered a case and started an investigation.
The woman, identified as Preeti, belongs to a Scheduled Caste community. In her complaint at the Auchha police station, she alleged that the incident took place around noon on October 11, 2026.
According to Preeti, Shailendra, Chandrapal and Amol Singh, residents of Nagla Banshi village, arrived at her field with their associates and used a harvester machine to cut the standing paddy crop from her land, recorded under plot number 104/5.
Woman Alleges Caste-Based Abuse and Death Threats
Preeti alleged that she tried to stop the men from harvesting the crop, but they responded with caste-based insults and threatened to kill her.
She said the accused were influential and that the loss of the crop had caused her serious financial hardship. According to her complaint, the paddy harvest was her family’s only source of income.
The woman has sought strict action against the accused, asking the police to investigate the alleged forced harvesting, caste-based abuse and threats.
Police Register Case, Investigation Underway
Auchha police station in-charge Chandrapal Singh confirmed that a case had been registered and an investigation had begun.
