Dalit IAS officer’s dismissal set aside: Brahminical lobby booted

Bangalore: Brother Sher Singh, a Dalit IAS officer of the W. Bengal cadre and one of the oldest members of the DV family, has finally won his case in the Calcutta High Curt which blasted the state govt. chargesheet against him for writing his famous book on Babri Masjid demolition by Hindu terrorists.

On behalf of the DV family worldwide we congratulate the brave Sardarji, who fought a prolonged battle against the fake Bengali Brahminical marxists who dismissed him for publishing a research work, Secular Emperor Babar, on a historical tragedy committed by the Hindu terrorist brothers.

Acting Chief Justice Bhaskar Bhattacharya and Justice K.K. Prasad of the Calcutta High Court screwed DoPT (Govt. of India) for one full hour asking its advocate, Jayant Bannerjee, to furnish the court the extension granted by the ld.tribunal, otherwise the entire chargesheet against him stood quashed as on April 26, 2000 as per the CAT order dated 8.12.99 in O.A.N.1321/1997. (DV May 16, 2000 p.12). The court order was served on W.B. Govt. on Dec.16, 1999 and on DOPT, GOI, on Dec.23, 99. The court told:

“Even an eighth standard student can work out that the period of four months given in CAT order, dated 8.12.99 expired on April 16, 2000 — the day on which the entire chargesheet against Sher Singh, IAS, stood quashed. How could you issue the order of dismissal from IAS to Sher Singh?”

Jayant Banerjee had no answer. The court then said:

“Your order of dismissal dated 22.11.2000 is arbitrary, without authority, and is vindictive.”

Every word written in DV stands vindicated by the High Court when the case is well contested. (DV Aug.1, 2004 p.19).

When Jayant Bannerjee tried to show that they got extension of 1+2 months from CAT in its order dated Dec.21, 99 (misprinted in DV as 21.11.99), he was again rebuked by the court.

Dalit officers facing proceedings should follow this course of action and get time-limit put to complete the proceedings, failing which the entire proceedings are to stand quashed. Sher Singh’s petition dated 9.6.2004 to Prime Minister (DV Aug.1, 2004) was forwarded by S. Saran Singh, IAS (retd.) and a close friend of the PM, but the pro-Hindu terrorist lobby did not listen to PM. Sardar S. Buta Singh, a former Union Minister, also forwarded Sher Singh petition dated 9.6.2004 to the Govt. of India but the Brahminical lobby is so strong that they were bent upon dismissing Sher Singh, a dedicated Dalit Sikh officer from Punjab.

Now that this Brahminical lobby has got the boot from no less a person than Justice Bhaskar, it is high time this lobby is cut to size so that the secular Sonia Gandhi’s name is saved as our research study had the blessings of Rajiv Gandhi, says Sher Singh.

“My dismissal order from IAS has been set aside as issued without jurisdiction and authority from CAT and my chargesheet has been quashed with effect from 4.8.2000. The Govt. of India has been directed to pay my dues within 60 days from the date of the order dated 19.3.2007”, he said.

S. Saran Singh, IAS (retd.), editor of the Sikh Review, Calcutta, says:

My hearty congratulations on your triumph after an interminable delay. I hope the govt. will give effect to the High Court ruling with good grace and without undue delay. You have been wronged for far too long. Should you consider it necessary, I will take up the matter with the Prime Minister. I salute your resolute pursuit of justice against mighty state authority.

Stab in the back?

Sher Singh adds: Let me put on record that it is the moral support of noble minds and great personalties like S. Saran Singh which kept me going through the worst phase of my life for 12 years and 8 months but the way I was let down by the Dalit leaders for whom I gave the best part of my time and talent was nothing short of a stab in the back. Some Muslim gentlemen’s contribution I acknowledge with gratitude and utmost humility. I assure them that I will never let down their Babri Masjid cause in my life.

How to make money & build a career
by criticising Islam

Bangalore: Ever since the zionists launched their war against Islam they have created many phantoms among Muslims to criticise Muslims and Islam. These phantoms are lavishly funded, given awards and rewards and paraded all over the world as great human rights leaders.

The most famous among them is Salman Rushdie whose “glamour” is now fading. These phantoms are taught the art of making money and make a career by criticising Islam. One such phantom, Tasleema Nasreen, is given shelter by the Hindus of India as the sex writer is driven out of her native Bangladesh.

Yet another Black Muslim woman hitting the headlines is Ayaan Hirshi Ali, a Dutch-Somali politician, whose book, Infidel (Free Press, 2006, pp.368, US$26) is getting rave publicity in the Western media.

ILLICIT SEX

The young Black woman has become an instant celebrity in the Netherlands, made a member of Parliament and her criticism of “oppression of Muslim women” became music to Muslim-haters.

But soon the Dutch Christians discovered she was a chameleon and a real bloody cheat. Her whole story of how and why she came to seek asylum at the age of 22 in Netherlands has turned out to be false and finally she lost her Dutch citizenship itself. She has now fled to US.

Even her best friends among Whites now agree that Hirshi Ali is trying to build a career by criticising Muslims and Islam and claiming a victim of Islamic fanaticism. She had lot of things to hide like her failed marriage, illicit sex etc. All these things she wants to hide by portraying herself as a saint. Racists among White Western Christians are falling prey to zionist machinations and made to manufacture such phantoms which will finally eat the very creators.

Sex perverts are there among all religionists. If there is a Hirshi Ali or Tasleema among Muslims you cannot blame Islam for it.

Christians must not encourage such perverts who want to make money, name, fame and career by criticising Islam.

Prachanda provokes anti-Brahmin revolt in Nepal

Bangalore: Fearing the rise of Brahmin Prachanda, the maoist chief of Nepal, who is dreaming of seizing control of Nepal and becoming its dictator, the Nepal’s oppressed Dalits and Backward Castes have launched a powerful anti-Brahmin revolt. Madhesi movement on the border of India is leading the anti-Brahmin revolt which has gathered big support from the Himalayan country’s 100 and odd indigenous caste groups who form the overwhelming majority ruled by a tiny Brahmin and Kshatriya (called Chatteri in Nepal) jatis.

Recently the Madhesis killed scores of maoists because Prachanda unleashed his moist mercenaries to attack them.

Beef-eating Brahmin: Prachanda eats beef — prohibited for Hindus — but drinks cow’s urine like all orthodox Brahmins. The Madhesi movement is led by a powerful Backward Caste leader, Jwala Singh, himself a maoist but fallen out with Prachanda for hating the Backwards. Almost all ethnic movements of Nepal are anti-Brahmin and anti-Prachanda. Prachanda is planning to seize power in a coup encouraged by the Brahminical leadership of the Indian maoists. If ever he seizes power and takes over as the president of Nepal, the maoists of India are expected to launch large-scale violence over India. Brahmins and other upper castes are leading the Indian maoist parties.

BJP support maoists: In the West Bengal anti-SEZ violence, maoists took a leading part and the Hindu terrorist party (BJP) supported this violence though it fully favours SEZ and entry of foreign business into India. As both the Hindu terrorist party leadership and maoist leadership are Brahminical they have close connections with Prachanda and are waiting for him to seize power in Nepal. If and when this happens BJP, maoist party and even the marxist and other political parties will all join to welcome Prachanda and impose their Brahminical dictatorship over India.

DV Feb.16. 2007 p.7: “Admiring Nepali Prachanda but killing Indian naxals”.

DV Feb.1, 2007 p.6: “Dalits falling into naxal net?”

DV Dec.16, 2006 p.9: “Naxalism will zoom if Brahmin Prachanda becomes president of Nepal”.

DV Edit May 16, 2006: “Red star over India: Danger of manuwadi marxists further enslaving starving Dalits”.

Caste book goes into third print

Bangalore: Editor V.T. Rajshekar’s history-making book, Caste — A Nation Within the Nation, has gone into third print — though the Brahminical toilet papers have refused to review it or give it any publicity. Even the PTI report of the LISA international award received by the author for the book, judged as the best contribution for the South Asian sociological thought, in the year 2005 in London was not published by any paper in India. This is because the Brahminical monopoly media considers the thesis of the book a direct blow to its hegemony over India.Though the Brahminical upper castes (Hindus) are top to bottom casteists, they don’t want the non-Hindu SC/ST/BCs to know of caste. The Hindu terrorist party’s sole agenda is to destroy our caste consciousness.

Hindi translation: Published by the Books for Change, part of a London-based international human rights organisation in 2002, the book has been translated to Kannada and Hindi. More translations are getting ready.

The Hindi translation of the book was formally released on April 8, 2007 at the silver jubilee celebration of Dalit Voice in Delhi. Priced at Rs. 140, the English, Hindi and Kannada editions can be had from the DV office in Bangalore. According to the publishers this is their only book that has gone into three reprints. The fourth revised edition will incorporate many new dimensions of the “caste that is killing the casteists” (Brahminical people).

Thesis of the book: The author sums up the thesis of the book in one sentence:

Let the Brahminical rulers go on “uniting” the SC/ST/BCs in the name of Hinduism but we will go on breaking this “Hindu unity” by dividing them in the name of caste.

His thesis has already caught the imagination of the oppressed all over India and in UP, now facing Assembly election, every party is caste-based. Future belongs to caste-based parties. This is because every caste is a “nation”.

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CASTE — A NATION WITHIN THE NATION

V.T. Rajshekar

2007-3rd print pp.130 Rs. 140

Books for Change, Bangalore

Copies available with DV office.

Samjhauta Express blast

Bangalore: The ruling Brahminical class total silence on the Hindu terrorist Bajrang Dal (BD) claiming responsibility for the Samjhauta Express blast did not surprise us (DV April 1, 2007 p.6). In fact, DV was the first English paper in India to report the BD claim apart from two Urdu papers. The Jamate Islami English weekly, Radiance (March 16, 2007), said the chief culprit was the very govt. which was silent on the BD claim but went on putting out false report implicating Muslims.

INDIA SHINING

100 millions live in slums

New Delhi: With slums registering a decadal growth of 60%, increased sections of the urban poor are living in these clusters. Health conditions of women and children living in these pockets are worse than those of their counterparts living in rural India. One in 10 children in urban slums does not live to see his/her fifth birthday, which means over 2,00,000 children die each year as a result of easily preventable causes. Almost 100 million Indians are currently living in slums, but by 2020, the figure is expected to rise to 200 million.

—(Asian Age, March 31, 2007).

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Christian poverty

New Delhi: The latest National Sample Survey (NSSO) reveals that the unemployment rate among Christians is higher than among Muslims and lowest among Hindus. The NSSO report, made public on March 30, with its findings on the status of employment belonging to major religious groups, suggests that in rural areas, the unemployment rate was 4.4% among Christians, 2.3% among Muslims and 1.5% among Hindus. In urban areas too, Christians were more prone to unemployment than those from other major religious groups. However, the unemployment rate in urban areas was a little more for Hindus at 4.4% than for Muslims at 4.1%. Further, the rate for women was generally higher in all major religious groups as compared to men in both rural and urban areas. Unemployment was highest (14%) among urban Christian women. This is despite the fact that the survey also shows that Christians had the lowest illiteracy rate both in rural (20% for men and 31% for women) as well as urban areas (6% for men and 11% for women). Except for rural women, the proportion of literates among Hindus was higher than that among Muslims. Among men in the rural areas, the literacy rate for Hindus and Muslims was 68% and 63%, respectively. In case of urban men, the literacy rate for Hindus and Muslims was 89% and 77%, respectively. Among women in urban areas, the literacy rate for Hindus and Muslims was 73% and 60%. Among rural females, the illiteracy rate was almost equal among Hindus and Muslims (59%). According to the survey, nearly half the Muslims living in urban areas are self-employed, while the incidence of wage employment is higher among Hindus and Christians. In 2004-05, when the survey was conducted, about 49% of Muslim households in urban areas were self- employed as against 36% Hindu households and 27% Christian households.

—(Hindu, March 23, 2007)

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