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Dalit Bride's Procession Blocked By Villagers, Resumes Under Cops' Vigil
A Dalit bride's traditional wedding procession was taken out under police protection in Madhya Pradesh's Lakhma Khedi village after members of the Rajput community allegedly blocked the route and hurled casteist slurs.
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Dalit Man, 19, Thrashed, Urinated Upon, Sexually Assaulted In Rajasthan
He was out watching a wedding procession in Rajasthan. Two men called him to a nearby bus stand. Without provocation or warning, they then thrashed him, urinated upon him and sexually assaulted the 19-year-old Dalit man, said the police.
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Dalit Groom Attacked During Wedding Procession In Agra, Cased Filed: Cops
A case has been registered against nine named and 20 unidentified individuals in connection with the attack, the police said.
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Dalit Groom Attacked During Wedding Procession In UP, Cased Filed: Cops
A case was registered after some people for allegedly attacking a Dalit man during his wedding procession and making casteist remarks here, police said on Tuesday.
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In Madhya Pradesh, Dalit Groom's Happy Day Turns Violent Over Horse In Wedding Procession
Violence visited a Dalit family's wedding in Madhya Pradesh's Damoh district Tuesday, underlining the spectre of caste-based discrimination that continues to haunt India.
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Dalit Groom Assaulted For Riding Horse During Wedding Procession In Gujarat
Four persons were arrested for allegedly attacking a Dalit groom for riding a horse as part of his wedding procession in Gujarat's Gandhinagar district, police said Tuesday.
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Dalit Groom Refuses To Get Off Horse, Crowd Throws Stones At Baraat
Stones were thrown at a Dalit groom's wedding procession in an attempt to stop him from riding a horse in Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur district last evening. Three policemen were injured.
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Case Against 21 Over Casteist Slurs During Dalit Groom's Pre-Wedding Event In Rajasthan
A case has been registered against 21 people in Rajasthan's Kota for allegedly hurling casteist slurs against the members of a Dalit man's pre-wedding procession and creating a ruckus during the ceremony, police said on Sunday.
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Stones Thrown At Wedding Party in Madhya Pradesh Over Music Played
Three persons were injured when locals threw stones at the wedding procession of a Dalit man in Madhya Pradesh's Rajgarh district, following a dispute over the music being played during the celebrations.
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Stones Thrown At Dalit Man's Wedding Procession In Gujarat, 2 Injured
Two persons were injured when some unidentified people threw stones at the wedding procession of a Dalit man at a village in Gujarat's Patan district on Thursday, police said.
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Dalit IPS Officer Takes Out Wedding Procession Under Police Watch In Rajasthan
The wedding procession of a Dalit IPS officer was taken out under police protection in rural Jaipur on Friday because of past cases of upper caste people opposing such events.
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Stones Pelted At Dalit Groom's Wedding Procession In Gujarat, 28 Charged
A Dalit bridegroom was stopped from riding a horse and his wedding procession was pelted with stones in Gujarat's Banaskantha district, leading the police to file a case against 28 people, including a village sarpanch, said officials.
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Stones Thrown At Dalit Wedding Procession In Jaipur, 10 Arrested
As many as ten people were arrested for allegedly pelting stones at a wedding procession of a Dalit man in the Kotputli area of Jaipur, said police on Friday.
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Case Filed After Group Throws Stones At Dalit Man's Wedding Procession In Gujarat
A group of people allegedly pelted stones at the wedding procession of a Dalit man in Gujarat's Aravalli district while objecting to a traditional headgear worn by some of his relatives and use of DJ music system, an official said today.
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Stones Thrown At Dalit Groom For Riding Horse In Wedding: Gujarat Cops
The wedding procession of a Dalit man was taken out under police protection in Gujarat's Banaskantha district on Sunday after some so called upper caste people objected to the groom sitting on a horse and threw stones, an official said.
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Dalit Bride's Procession Blocked By Villagers, Resumes Under Cops' Vigil
A Dalit bride's traditional wedding procession was taken out under police protection in Madhya Pradesh's Lakhma Khedi village after members of the Rajput community allegedly blocked the route and hurled casteist slurs.
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Dalit Man, 19, Thrashed, Urinated Upon, Sexually Assaulted In Rajasthan
He was out watching a wedding procession in Rajasthan. Two men called him to a nearby bus stand. Without provocation or warning, they then thrashed him, urinated upon him and sexually assaulted the 19-year-old Dalit man, said the police.
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Dalit Groom Attacked During Wedding Procession In Agra, Cased Filed: Cops
A case has been registered against nine named and 20 unidentified individuals in connection with the attack, the police said.
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Dalit Groom Attacked During Wedding Procession In UP, Cased Filed: Cops
A case was registered after some people for allegedly attacking a Dalit man during his wedding procession and making casteist remarks here, police said on Tuesday.
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In Madhya Pradesh, Dalit Groom's Happy Day Turns Violent Over Horse In Wedding Procession
Violence visited a Dalit family's wedding in Madhya Pradesh's Damoh district Tuesday, underlining the spectre of caste-based discrimination that continues to haunt India.
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Dalit Groom Assaulted For Riding Horse During Wedding Procession In Gujarat
Four persons were arrested for allegedly attacking a Dalit groom for riding a horse as part of his wedding procession in Gujarat's Gandhinagar district, police said Tuesday.
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Dalit Groom Refuses To Get Off Horse, Crowd Throws Stones At Baraat
Stones were thrown at a Dalit groom's wedding procession in an attempt to stop him from riding a horse in Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur district last evening. Three policemen were injured.
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Case Against 21 Over Casteist Slurs During Dalit Groom's Pre-Wedding Event In Rajasthan
A case has been registered against 21 people in Rajasthan's Kota for allegedly hurling casteist slurs against the members of a Dalit man's pre-wedding procession and creating a ruckus during the ceremony, police said on Sunday.
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Stones Thrown At Wedding Party in Madhya Pradesh Over Music Played
Three persons were injured when locals threw stones at the wedding procession of a Dalit man in Madhya Pradesh's Rajgarh district, following a dispute over the music being played during the celebrations.
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Stones Thrown At Dalit Man's Wedding Procession In Gujarat, 2 Injured
Two persons were injured when some unidentified people threw stones at the wedding procession of a Dalit man at a village in Gujarat's Patan district on Thursday, police said.
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Dalit IPS Officer Takes Out Wedding Procession Under Police Watch In Rajasthan
The wedding procession of a Dalit IPS officer was taken out under police protection in rural Jaipur on Friday because of past cases of upper caste people opposing such events.
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Stones Pelted At Dalit Groom's Wedding Procession In Gujarat, 28 Charged
A Dalit bridegroom was stopped from riding a horse and his wedding procession was pelted with stones in Gujarat's Banaskantha district, leading the police to file a case against 28 people, including a village sarpanch, said officials.
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Stones Thrown At Dalit Wedding Procession In Jaipur, 10 Arrested
As many as ten people were arrested for allegedly pelting stones at a wedding procession of a Dalit man in the Kotputli area of Jaipur, said police on Friday.
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Case Filed After Group Throws Stones At Dalit Man's Wedding Procession In Gujarat
A group of people allegedly pelted stones at the wedding procession of a Dalit man in Gujarat's Aravalli district while objecting to a traditional headgear worn by some of his relatives and use of DJ music system, an official said today.
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Stones Thrown At Dalit Groom For Riding Horse In Wedding: Gujarat Cops
The wedding procession of a Dalit man was taken out under police protection in Gujarat's Banaskantha district on Sunday after some so called upper caste people objected to the groom sitting on a horse and threw stones, an official said.
