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Gujarat temple row: Dalit community alleges untouchability during Junagadh event; FIR filed.

‘Asked to Eat Separately’: Dalits Allege Untouchability at Gujarat Ram Temple Event in Junagadh; FIR Against Five Organisers

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On April 30, 2026
Dalit Youth Found Dead in Tamil Nadu, Family Alleges Caste-Based Killing

Dalit Youth Found Dead in Tamil Nadu, Family Alleges Caste-Based Killing

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On April 29, 2026
Kerala student death in Kannur sparks probe into caste bias and online loan app harassment.

‘Institutional Murder’ Alleged: Statewide Shutdown Over Kerala Dalit Student Nithin Raj’s Death

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On April 28, 2026
Dalit couple denied entry at Hanuman temple in Khargone; boycott call triggers outrage and police action.

Dalit Couple Denied Entry into Hanuman Temple in Khargone district, Social Boycott Sparks Outrage

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On April 27, 2026
Dalit Christian leaders in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh push for Scheduled Caste recognition and policy reforms.

Dalit Christians Hold Major Meeting in Hyderabad, Demand SC Status and End to Discrimination

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On April 26, 2026
UP Court Revives Complaint Against Rahul Gandhi Over Alleged ‘Mythological Figure’ Remark on Lord Ram

“Every Time Victim Is Poor, Dalit or Tribal”: Rahul Gandhi Seeks High-Level Probe into Ghazipur Girl’s Rape-Murder

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On April 25, 2026
Vengaivayal Dalits Boycotts Polls Over 2022 Water Contamination Case

Dalit Hamlet in Vengaivayal Boycotts Tamil Nadu Polls After Human Faeces Found in Drinking Water Tank in 2022

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On April 23, 2026
Vinod Suryavanshi reveals caste discrimination in his village and film industry, highlighting bias over looks, background, and identity.

Panchayat Actor Vinod Suryavanshi Opens Up on Caste Discrimination, Says ‘Nothing Has Changed’

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On April 23, 2026
A 24-year-old Dalit man, Mahesh Premji Rathod, died while undergoing treatment at Shantabaa General Hospital in Gujarat’s Amreli district, two days after he was allegedly assaulted during a dispute over food wastage. The incident has triggered outrage, with the family staging a protest and demanding that murder charges be added against the accused. According to the family, Mahesh was brutally beaten after he was unable to finish food served at a charitable meal centre. They are refusing to accept his body until the accused are booked under murder provisions. Family Alleges Caste-Based Assault After Food Dispute As per the FIR details and family allegations, Mahesh had gone to a free food distribution centre located behind the hospital on April 17 while visiting his uncle. He reportedly could not finish his meal due to feeling unwell. The family alleges that this led to a confrontation with the organiser of the food centre, after which Mahesh was asked to pay a penalty. When he attempted to pay, they claim he was questioned about his caste and village identity. The family further alleges that after learning he belonged to a Dalit community, he was physically attacked by the accused using plastic pipes. Mahesh sustained multiple injuries, including a fractured hand, and was admitted to the hospital’s trauma ward. Although he was initially expected to recover, his condition reportedly worsened, and he died during treatment on April 20 after complaining of dizziness and suspected head injury complications. Family Protest Continues, Refuses to Accept Body Mahesh’s family has been sitting on a dharna outside the hospital for several days, refusing to take possession of his body. They are demanding that the police upgrade the charges to murder under Section 103 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), arguing that the attack directly led to his death. The family has accused authorities of delaying justice and insists that strict action must be taken against all those involved in the assault. Police Version: FIR Filed, Murder Charges Await Postmortem Report Police have registered an FIR against seven individuals, including four named and three unidentified persons, in connection with the assault. However, officials have not yet added murder charges, stating that they are waiting for the postmortem report to determine the exact cause of death. Police have also indicated that court approval may be required to escalate charges since the victim died two days after the incident. Authorities have said that the investigation is ongoing and legal procedures will be followed based on forensic and medical findings.

Dalit Youth Dies After Alleged Assault in Gujarat’s Amreli Over “Wasting Free Food”, Family Demands Murder Charges

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On April 23, 2026
Rajasthan: Dalit Wedding Procession Attacked in Udaipur, Bride Pulled Off Horse, Several Injured

Dalit Groom Assaulted in MP: Physically Challenged Man Pulled Off Horse During Wedding Ritual

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On April 22, 2026
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