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All India Confederation of SC/ST Organisations

     

Dr. Udit Raj

Dr. Udit Raj

National Chairman

All India Confederation of SC/ST Organisations is the national body of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Government Employees' unions founded in October 1997 under the Dynamic leadership of Dr. Udit Raj. The Objective of the Confederation is to restore the original position of the Constitution so that the intent and spirit of the Constitution  is maintained. Latter the Confederation expanded with larger partnership with different human rights agencies in national and global level in search total abolition of caste and dalit freedom.

Dr. Udit Raj led the campaign against the Scandal of Delhi Development Authority's Housing Scheme 2008

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All India Confederation of SC/ST Organisations

invites you to join the

Valentine’s Day Celebration

on Feb 14, 2009 at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi from 11 AM onward

 

 

All India Confederation of SC/ST Organisations

H. O. : B-113, Sarvodaya Enclave, New Delhi-17, Tel: 26960022, 26534559

Email : dr.uditraj@gmail.com Website: www.scstconfederation.com

 

Parliament Gherao for Reservation in private sector and the Reservation Act

 

Friends,

 

The All India Confederation of SC/ST Organizations firmly believes that the jobs in the government are shrinking fast and eligible educated girls and boys of our society are not getting employment. More jobs are being created in private sector where our entry is banned. So long as reservation is not extended to private sector, situation will become bad to worse. For, not only Brahminical forces are responsible but us also. The present UPA govt. is in power for more than 4½ years but promised demands like extension of reservation to private sector, filling up of backlog posts, enactment of Reservation Act and land to the landless in the Common Minimum Programme have not been met. The way the employees in the country got united for cancel- lation of anti-reservation orders, similar zeal is again required for achieving above rights. Aren't most of employees selfish? When their personal benefits like promotions and se- niority were affected, they participated and struggled. Since current demands are for whole society, most of employees and officers are not coming forward.

 

Some major demands like reservation in higher judiciary, validity of caste certificate of one state in other states, financial, administrative and judicial autonomy to the SC and ST Commission, participation in army, time bound promotion and ban of contractual system in Safai Karmacharies are yet to be achieved despite struggle for years.

 

Overall apathy has crept in the minds of employees in last five-six years and it is a suicidal tendency and that has to be fought out. Negative tendency has also increased. Some of employees and a section of society are deliberately blaming that Dr. Udit Raj has floated Indian Justice Party. Instead of criticizing him, they should thank him that he is not an opportunist and living solely for political power but whatever previous and current challenges were undertaken by his leadership, he is fulfilling them from the platform of All India Confederation of SC/ST Organizations. Globalization and privatization has further widened the gap between poor and rich. More and more quality and English education is being created in private sector and it is further depriving dalits and poor children from a standard education which can help them in securing better jobs and businesses.

 

If we are not part of the solution of our problem, we ourselves are the problem. Those who do not fight for their rights and dignity, they are like dead. Dalits could barely make some progress through reservation, meanwhile that has been put to halt through privatization and globalization. They are yet to participate in media, industries, IT sector, higher education, art and culture. Now the situation has come to that stage that whatever gains and progress were achieved that is on the verge of peril. According to National Crime Bureau Report (2006), every week 13 dalits are murdered , 5 dalits' homes burnt, 6 dalits are kidnapped and 3 women are raped every day, 11 dalits are beaten every day and a crime is committed against a dalit every 18 minutes. These problems were represented by Confederation's Chairman-Dr.Udit Raj in United Nations Human Right Council on 15th and 17th Sept, 08 at Geneva, Switzerland. It is being further planned that leaders of Confederation should participate in the Durban Review Conference which will be held at Geneva in March 2009.

 

Since rally is postponed due to adjournment of Parliament, printed posters, handbills, wall writings and other materials have gone in waste and this has doubled the expenditure. Thus the All India Confederation of SC/ST Organisations is struck by another crisis, i.e., finance, so support and participate in the clarion call to protect and achieve the rights and dignity. Assemble at Ramlila Maidan, New Delhi at 10AM on 15th December, 2008 and march to Jantar Mantar at about 1.00 PM.

 

By

 

Indira Athawale, Bhaiya Shelare (MS.), Dharm Singh, Bhavannath Paswan, K.P. Rahul (U.P.), Maha Singh Bhurania, S.P. Jarawata, Rajinder Jogpal (Haryana), Jasbeer Singh Pal, Darshan Singh Chanderh (Punjab), N. R. Thagela, Brahm Prakash, Vinod Kumar (Delhi), Hanuman Singh. Dr. Indraj Singh (Rajasthan), R. V. Singh, C. P. Singh, B. S. Tamta, Hiralal, H. C. Arya, Balbir Chand Bauddh (U.K.), D. K. Behra (Orissa), C. P. Sainia, Paramhans Prasad, Bhupender Singh (M.P.), R.S. Maurya, N.J. Parmar (Gujarat), M.Jagpriyapathi, Rajamanickm, G.Rangnathan, M.Jegannathan (Tamilnadu), K.Ramankutty (Kerala), Madhu Chandra (Manipur), S. R. Gude, K. D. Ramesh, G. Shankar, Prem Kumar (A.P.), Anil Meshram (Chhattisgarh), Tarapad Biswas, R. Ram (W. Bengal), Madhusudan Kumar, Dinesh Kumar (Jharkhand), R.K. Kalsotra (Jammu), V. Bhaskar Rao (Karnataka), M.R. Negi (H.P.), T.C. Das (Assam), Devi Prasad (Bihar).

 

Petition to Prime Minister of India for Protection of the Rights of the Christian Minorities in Orissa. Click here to Sign

 

Petition to Prime Minister of India and Chairperson, UPA on Dalit Christian Reservation. Click here to Sign

Demonstration held under the leadership of Dr. Udit Raj to mark 'Religious Freedom Day' and condemn the violence against Christians

New Delhi, October 14, 2008.

The National Chairman of All India Confederation of SC/ST Organisations called upon that the religious freedom is fundamental right. He said, Dr. Ambedkar embraced Buddhism on 14th October, 1956 at Nagpur alongwith his hundreds of thousands of followers. It's golden jubilee was celebrated in 2006 and All India Christian Council led by Dr. Joseph D'souza and All India Confederation of SC/ST Organisations jointly decided to mark this day, i.e., 14th October of each year, 'World Religious Freedom Day.' Today at Jantar Mantar these both organizations celebrated the 'World Religious Freedom Day' and important leaders like John Dayal, Madhu Chandra, Suresh Dewan, Kaliram Tomar participated and expressed their views. Full Story

Statement made by Dr. Udit Raj in UNITED NATIONS HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL, 9th Session, 17th September 2008, at Geneva

New Delhi, 20th September, 2008

The National Chairman of All India Confederation of SC/ST Organisations, Dr. Udit Raj, attended 9th Session of United Nations Human Rights Council at Geneva from 9th to 17th September, 2008. He raised the issue of discrimination of Dalits and was successful in campaigning that the caste discrimination is mother of all discriminations. He said that despite various provisions of Indian Constitution aiming at the protection and promotion of human rights of Dalits, their implementation remains inadequate. Atrocities, untouchability, insufficient wages, bounded labour, child labour, landlessness, illiteracy, inequality of opportunities, manual scavenging are still the order of the day in the life of Dalits. Full Story

KAMLESH – A 6 YEARS OLD DALIT GIRL THROWN IN BURNING BUSH STILL REMAINS JUSTICE DELAY

New Delhi, August 4, 2008

World got shocked by the news heading of a 6 years old Dalit girl thrown into burning bush by the upper caste villagers in India’s largest state of Uttar Pradesh, whose justice, even after three months, is still delay.

A Fact Finding Team consists of an International Human Rights group met Kamlesh and her parents along with Dalit leaders from her village. The story of justice delay and the denial of medical and financial aid have been reported to the fact finding team. Full Story

Conspiracy to kill Dr. Udit Raj and his movement on the fake plea of seeking additional security from the Centre against threat to her own life.

New Delhi, 18th April, 2008 

Shri Vinod Kumar, National Treasurer of the All India Confederation of SC/ST Organizations said that Dr. Udit Raj is not only the National President of the Indian Justice Party but also of the All India Confederation of SC/ST Organizations. The Delhi Unit of the All India Confederation of SC/ST Organizations has strongly condemned the brutalities of the Uttar Pradesh Police on Dr. Udit Raj and other leaders which had been done at the instance of Chief Minister Mayawati. Dr. Udit Raj was humiliated and severely beaten while in police custody. Such a shameful act had not happened even during Emergency. Even criminals and anti-social elements feel secure once they are in police custody but in this case the police itself had carried out the ghastly criminal act. (Picture: Burning of the Efigy of Mayabati, Chief Minister of UP) Full Story

 

BJP HAS INSULTED PERIYAR AND AMBEDKAR. ARE PERIYAR FOLLOWERS ANTI-DALITS

 

New Delhi, 16th April, 2008

 

Dr. Udit Raj, National President, Indian Justice Party, said in a statement today that UP Chief Minister Mayawati had branded all opposition parties as anti-Dalits yesterday. We demand from her as to why no action was taken till 14.4.2008 against the BJP workers who had defaced and blackened the photographs of Periyar and Dr. Ambedkar in the hoardings displayed near the IJP office, threw stones and spat at these photographs on 13.4.2008. On 14.4.2008 in the afternoon, IJP workers had assembled at Hazratganj to celebrate the 117th birth anniversary of Dr. Ambedkar and were condemning the disrespect shown to Ramaswami Periyar. At about 2 PM, hundreds of IJP workers had assembled at Darul Shafa for holding a Dharna and discuss the issue relating to the disrespect shown to Periyar when they were stopped by the police, a scuffle took place between the workers and the police followed by beating. Dr. Udit Raj said that after this incident, hundreds of IJP workers were arrested and kept in the Lucknow Police Lines. After detaining the workers for about seven hours, the Police started asking them to go out one by one. Just when the workers were coming out of the Police Lines, each one of them was mercilessly beaten. Eleven senior leaders, Sarvshri Udit Raj, former Minister R.D. Gautam, Mahender Saroj, Vikas Yadav, Indresh Sonkar, Chaudhri Kishen Lal, Bhola Sonkar, Om Prakash Bharti, Durga Prasad, Pravesh Singh Yadav while being released after a short period were severely beaten because of which they were seriously injured. Afterwards, the injured were given first aid treatment at the Civil Hospital and a written report was lodged with the Senior Superintendent of Police, Lucknow. Full Story

Great relief for farmers but dalits ignored

New Delhi , February 29, 2008

Dr. Udit Raj, President of Indian Justice Party and All India Confederation of SC/ST Organisations, said in a press statement that in his budget for 2008-2009, the Finance Minister, Mr. P. Chidambaram, has made a provision for Rs. 60,000 crore for the waiver of loans and interest thereon to the farmers but nothing like that has been done for dalits. In this budget many sops have been given to farmers, small traders, users of small cars and income tax payers. These steps are welcome but nothing special has been done for Dalits and Adivasis. Investment in agriculture and infrastructure development are also commendable steps but the hopes of dalits and adivasis that there will be increase in the expenditure for special component plan for dalits and Adivasis in proportion to the population have been dashed to the ground. Full Story

What is behind Hindu-Christian violence

By Dan Isaacs  BBC News, Orissa

Hundreds of families in a remote region of the eastern Indian state of Orissa remain homeless and without support after a wave of violence swept the region last month. The minority Christian community in Kandhamal district, many of whom are forest tribal people and low-caste Dalit converts from Hinduism to to Christianity, say they've been targeted by radical Hindu nationalist organisations seeking to put an end to the church and its activities in the region. Full Story

Indian Justice Party demands rehabilitation to the Kandhamal riots victims. Orissa government should allow the NGOs and other agencies to do relief

Bubaneshwar January 15, 2008

The representatives of the Indian Justice Party (IJP) toured in the District of Kandhamal to visit the Relief Camps and to offer solace to the victimes of communal violence. The team of the IJP was shocked to see the horrendous nature of the crimes committed on the innocent tribals.  Many victims that met the team testified about the brutalities committed by the Sangh Parivar elements and how the police just kept watching them and helping in their attacks of the Christians, Institutions and Churches. Click here to read more

MASSIVE RALLY BEFORE ORISSA ASSEMBLY ON 9.10.2008 AGAINST BURNING OF CHURCHES AND DISCRIMINATION OF CHRISTIANS

Bubhaneshor, January 9, 2008

The All India Confederation of SC/ST Organizations will stage a massive rally before the Orissa Assembly on 10th January, 2008 Dr. Udit Raj, National Chairman of All India Confederation of SC/ST Organizations, said that whenever Christian Missionaries preach or educate Dalits, most of the time they are under attack from forces like RSS, Bajrang Dal and VHP. He further said that a decade and a half ago, most of the excellent educational institutions were run by Christian Missionaries and Dalits and Backwards never raised any hue and cry that Christians were proselytizing the so-called beneficiaries of upper caste. If so-called upper castes have so much concern for Dalits and Tribals, then why do they not provide public school facilities and other benefits to them. It is unfortunate that neither the so-called upper castes do anything for Dalits and Tribals nor do they allow others to do so. Click here to read more

 KILLING OF CHRISTIANS AND BURNING OF CHURCHES CONDEMNED


New Delhi, December 26, 2007


Dr. Udit Raj, President of the Indian Justice Party strongly condemned the Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal actions which led to the burning of more than thirty churches and Christian institutions and killing of a Christian on the eve of Christmas festival in Kandamal district in Orissa. This was an organized crime and a tacit support of Navin Patnaik Government cannot be ruled out.
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Thrown out of hospital, two Dalit women die

2 Nov 2007, 0057 hrs IST,TNN

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Thrown_out_of_hospital_two_Dalit_women_die/articleshow/2510286.cms

KANPUR: If it was expected that atrocities against Dalits would become a thing of the past after their icon Mayawati came to power with a BSP majority in UP, it was misplaced because in a shocking incident, two Dalit women died after being thrown out of a government hospital here on Thursday. Click here to read more

Bold Statement of the National Association of Evangelicals of America in dealing with caste discrimination and atrocities against Dalits in India is highly laudable.

October 30, 2007.  Dr. Udit Raj, Chairman, All India Confederation of SC/ST Organizations & National President, Indian Justice Party and Dr. Joseph D'souza, President, All Indian Christian Council welcomes the historic Statement of Conscience Concerning Dalits which has been made in conjunction with Dalit Freedom Network, on the issues of widespread caste discrimination, economic depravity, atrocities and religious persecution by Hindutva zealots against Dalits. It has been urged in the Statement that the U.S. Government and the Government of India should initiate steps to end discrimination and atrocities against Dalits. Despite sixty years of Independence, there is no let up in the persecution of Dalits and they continue to live in abject poverty and are socially ostracized. Click here to read more

 India's Lower Castes Seek Social Progress In Global Job Market

 

By Emily Wax

 

Washington Post Foreign Service, Monday, August 20, 2007; Page A01

 

PUNE, India -- As a Dalit, Pratibha Valmik Kamble is part of the poorest and most ostracized community in this subcontinent's ancient caste system, a group of people so shunned that they are still known as untouchables. Her mother is a maid, her father a day laborer.

 

Yet here in this prospering city, Kamble, 24, was recently applying to an Indian firm called Temp Solutions to go to Philadelphia for a well-paid social service job there. During the interview, she twisted her hands nervously in her lap, knowing that if she landed the position, she would not only make more money than both of her parents combined, she would enhance their social status, and her own.  Click here to read more

Valson Thampu of St. Stephen's College Pays Price for Demolishing British Merit and Elite Hegemony and for advocating Social Justice. His salary and allowances are stopped.

New Delhi, October 17, 2007.

Dr. Udit Raj, Chairman of All India Confederation of SC/ST Organizations while addressing media persons in the Press Club of India, New Delhi said that Rev. Valson Thampu, the Principal of St. Stephen's College, Delhi University is being victimized for standing against British Merit and Elite Hegemony and for advocating Social Justice. The yardstick of merit set by British Empire was to produce clerks and officers who follow the commands of British majesty. Such people were to have cramming power and knowledge of English. Click here to read more

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