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Atrocities Against Scheduled Castes on India:An Sociological Study of Violent Behavior


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Crime Against Scheduled Caste By The Upper Caste People And Positioned Population Were Discriminate The Lower Position People From Ancient Era And This Thing From The Past Developed Some Intolerance In The Present Society Instead Of The Rules And Regulation, Constitution To Hold Equality, No Discrimination With Respect To Caste, Colour, Sex, And Other Things. The Present Paper Discusses The Changes In The Pattern Of Crime Against Scs And Some Of The Recent Data Which Are Considered Raising The Crime Rate In The Current Society. The Position Of The Lower Caste And Upper Caste People Concerning The Social Orders, Political Status, Powers, Availability Source To The Both Of The Castes In The Current Situation And Access Of Administration Along With Universal Access To Lower Caste Difference Played A Significant Role. The Present Paper Follows The Secondary Data To Discuss The Previous Data And Along With The Current Condition Of The Lower Caste People In Modern Days Rural And Urban Area Scs In India.

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Dalit, Untouchable, Discrimination, Violent Behavior.
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Ravi Hebsur
Department of Sociology, Kamatak University, Dharwad, Karnataka, India

Abstract


Crime Against Scheduled Caste By The Upper Caste People And Positioned Population Were Discriminate The Lower Position People From Ancient Era And This Thing From The Past Developed Some Intolerance In The Present Society Instead Of The Rules And Regulation, Constitution To Hold Equality, No Discrimination With Respect To Caste, Colour, Sex, And Other Things. The Present Paper Discusses The Changes In The Pattern Of Crime Against Scs And Some Of The Recent Data Which Are Considered Raising The Crime Rate In The Current Society. The Position Of The Lower Caste And Upper Caste People Concerning The Social Orders, Political Status, Powers, Availability Source To The Both Of The Castes In The Current Situation And Access Of Administration Along With Universal Access To Lower Caste Difference Played A Significant Role. The Present Paper Follows The Secondary Data To Discuss The Previous Data And Along With The Current Condition Of The Lower Caste People In Modern Days Rural And Urban Area Scs In India.

Keywords


Dalit, Untouchable, Discrimination, Violent Behavior.

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