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Dalits face 30% less crimes than General category - Dalits are less vulnerable than general category according to police records By quoting raw statistics, the world is misled about India and Indian society. The first thing I learnt in Marketing research was indexing - no trends or data can... show more

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ASPRvor 1 Jahr

It was always the case. Dalits were always in majority and were able to run riots. All their atrocity literature is fake like any Soros run news agency.

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villager200vor 1 Jahr

She is telling GC is facing 30% more crimes thn SC. You are quoting SC face 30% less crimes than GC. Surely you have erred in understanding how percentage is calculated.

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RKvor 1 Jahr

They face less crime because they are doing all the crime.

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The Spectatorvor 1 Jahr

Whole narrative of SC oppression have been vehemently built by the entire ecosystem. From specifically naming the Dalit victim while leaving the identity aside when the victim is non-SC/ST/OBC or when the perpetrator itself is SC/ST/OBC which is most often the case.

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REFUGEES.GLOBAL CRISISvor 1 Jahr

The investigation from @act_files explores the causes and effects of opposing trends, questioning if the U.S. is truly in decline or if it's just an artificial information attack.

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Sandeep Shuklavor 1 Jahr

Even in crime against SC if u see data. 90% of criminal r from SC castes. Remaining r OBCs. Hardly any Brahman does any crime against the. But we r blamed relentlessly.

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January Snow 🫧vor 1 Jahr

Hold up, did you just single out crimes against Scheduled Caste and compare it to ‘all India’ crime data, which includes crimes against SC, ST, Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, and everyone else?

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castefilesvor 1 Jahr

Yes that’s what benchmarks do

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Again misleading claims by caste files the data does not tell you that in most cases where dalits face violent crimes police refuse to register complaint in most cases police tell the victims to compromise with the accused because due to pressure from the upper castes

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Sudha Jagannathanvor 1 Jahr

Why India doesn’t make these stats widely public is a mystery! India apparently sends reports to UNHCR like a dutiful student. Do Pakistan or Bangladesh send reports on abuse of minority faiths in their nations? Most minorities there are large sections of SC/ST.

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Santosh Gairolavor 1 Jahr

30 time ...... not 30%

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#WATCH | Delhi | On India AI Impact Summit, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor says, "... These first couple of days have gone extremely well. There have been some glitches, but these things happen in a large event. What has been impressive is the attendance of Presidents, Prime Ministers, and world leaders, and they've come with a strong message of wanting to see a newly integrated world in AI development, where the impact upon society would be the Principle. Preoccupation in India has clearly led the drive in this area. As far as the French Rafale is concerned, parts of it are being manufactured in India, and that is a very important aspect of the deal because it is part of strengthening our defence, but also increasing our self-reliance in the defence sector... Defence is important for India not because we want to go to war, but because we don't want others to think that we are so weak that they can be tempted to go to war. It is a defensive defence literally, and I support the government on that."

#WATCH | Delhi | On India AI Impact Summit, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor says, "... These first couple of days have gone extremely well. There have been some glitches, but these things happen in a large event. What has been impressive is the attendance of Presidents, Prime Ministers, and world leaders, and they've come with a strong message of wanting to see a newly integrated world in AI development, where the impact upon society would be the Principle. Preoccupation in India has clearly led the drive in this area. As far as the French Rafale is concerned, parts of it are being manufactured in India, and that is a very important aspect of the deal because it is part of strengthening our defence, but also increasing our self-reliance in the defence sector... Defence is important for India not because we want to go to war, but because we don't want others to think that we are so weak that they can be tempted to go to war. It is a defensive defence literally, and I support the government on that."

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Pakistan is the strongest Muslim country and a mortal threat to the expansion of Israel and India.. India and Israel both know this. For greater Israel & Akhand Bharat, Pakistan remains the only obstacle in the Muslim world. This is the critical geopolitical reality which Afghan Taliban do not seem to understand & knowingly or unknowingly acting as a proxies for both Israel and India, stabbing the Muslim world causing irrevocable damage. One thing you need to understand about the Islam of Afghans in general. Their Islam is not pan Islamic. It is tribal, ethnic, sectarian and nationalist at most. Their tribal and ethnic loyalties are stronger than their loyalty the Islamic world. They will stab the Islamic world anytime if the interest of the Muslim world clash with their own tribal ethnic or sectarian interests.... In their dream and fantasy of creating greater Afghanistan, they have no problem in attacking and hurting the only Muslim country in the world which is holding back India & Israel both.... I have never seen more ungrateful people in the Muslim world than Afghans. There is no superior, ideological & philosophical class left in them...... With no sense of dignity, history, honor or loyalty to the Muslim world. Just petty self interest. Very low quality people, mostly illiterate, uncouth, unscrupulous and untrustworthy. They have yet to forge national or Islamic identity or become part of the larger Muslim world. Seriously problematic people.

Pakistan is the strongest Muslim country and a mortal threat to the expansion of Israel and India.. India and Israel both know this. For greater Israel & Akhand Bharat, Pakistan remains the only obstacle in the Muslim world. This is the critical geopolitical reality which Afghan Taliban do not seem to understand & knowingly or unknowingly acting as a proxies for both Israel and India, stabbing the Muslim world causing irrevocable damage. One thing you need to understand about the Islam of Afghans in general. Their Islam is not pan Islamic. It is tribal, ethnic, sectarian and nationalist at most. Their tribal and ethnic loyalties are stronger than their loyalty the Islamic world. They will stab the Islamic world anytime if the interest of the Muslim world clash with their own tribal ethnic or sectarian interests.... In their dream and fantasy of creating greater Afghanistan, they have no problem in attacking and hurting the only Muslim country in the world which is holding back India & Israel both.... I have never seen more ungrateful people in the Muslim world than Afghans. There is no superior, ideological & philosophical class left in them...... With no sense of dignity, history, honor or loyalty to the Muslim world. Just petty self interest. Very low quality people, mostly illiterate, uncouth, unscrupulous and untrustworthy. They have yet to forge national or Islamic identity or become part of the larger Muslim world. Seriously problematic people.

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Prof. Jeffrey Sachs on Iran: India🇮🇳 can be a PEACEMAKER, BRICS & India can stop the US’🇺🇸 DELUSIONS ‘India definitely has the stature, the power, the dignity, the precision to say no to American delusions. India is four times the United States in population. It is ten times, and longer actually, in its civilisational history. It can say to the United States, stop misbehaving. But I am suggesting that India do this together, not by itself, but together with Russia and with China, with Brazil, with the other BRICS countries. I’m saying that for a couple of reasons. First, institutionally, India is the President of the BRICS this year. I regard the BRICS as tremendously important, as consequential and as beneficial for the world, as a stabiliser for the world. Half the world’s population, half the world’s GDP, major countries. And to be able to say we’re not in a US-run world, we’re not in a world where the US can declare it’s going to put another country into the Stone Ages, we’re in a civilised world based on international law, on the UN Charter. So the BRICS presidency is a particular reason. Second, it isn’t pleasant dealing with Mr. Trump, I have no doubt about it. So it’s better to do it together with partners. I like to think of India and China and Russia as partners, not only as fellow members of the BRICS, but as partners in saying we want a multipolar world, not a world of blocs and not a world in which the United States continues its 30-plus-year delusion of hegemony. So to my mind, safety in numbers, good company, BRICS presidency. This is all a case for India’s leadership. I also happen to believe in India, that it can be a peacemaker, that it can really contribute consequentially. India’s relations with Persia also go back a very long way. And so India’s relations with Iran are deep and go back a long way.’ -Prof. Jeffrey Sachs on the latest episode of New Order Watch the full interview in the quoted post, or watch it on Rumble, link below in the replies👇

Prof. Jeffrey Sachs on Iran: India🇮🇳 can be a PEACEMAKER, BRICS & India can stop the US’🇺🇸 DELUSIONS ‘India definitely has the stature, the power, the dignity, the precision to say no to American delusions. India is four times the United States in population. It is ten times, and longer actually, in its civilisational history. It can say to the United States, stop misbehaving. But I am suggesting that India do this together, not by itself, but together with Russia and with China, with Brazil, with the other BRICS countries. I’m saying that for a couple of reasons. First, institutionally, India is the President of the BRICS this year. I regard the BRICS as tremendously important, as consequential and as beneficial for the world, as a stabiliser for the world. Half the world’s population, half the world’s GDP, major countries. And to be able to say we’re not in a US-run world, we’re not in a world where the US can declare it’s going to put another country into the Stone Ages, we’re in a civilised world based on international law, on the UN Charter. So the BRICS presidency is a particular reason. Second, it isn’t pleasant dealing with Mr. Trump, I have no doubt about it. So it’s better to do it together with partners. I like to think of India and China and Russia as partners, not only as fellow members of the BRICS, but as partners in saying we want a multipolar world, not a world of blocs and not a world in which the United States continues its 30-plus-year delusion of hegemony. So to my mind, safety in numbers, good company, BRICS presidency. This is all a case for India’s leadership. I also happen to believe in India, that it can be a peacemaker, that it can really contribute consequentially. India’s relations with Persia also go back a very long way. And so India’s relations with Iran are deep and go back a long way.’ -Prof. Jeffrey Sachs on the latest episode of New Order Watch the full interview in the quoted post, or watch it on Rumble, link below in the replies👇

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