The India Diaspora takes the caste with from its Indian roots. How can one alienate himself from his roots? It is impossible. The leopard does not change it spots whether in India or America. The roots of caste superiority are very strong. Strong enough to kill the low caste relative. Subhash Chander , a resident of Illonis, United States of America, killed his son-in-law, his pregnant daughter and his young grand child by their apartment by dousing petrol and then setting afire. It was done so because the son-in-law belonged to a low caste – the perverted cruel mind of 57 years old Subhash Chabbnder could not bear it any longer and took the step to redeem the situation by killing th pregnant daughter and her low caste husband. After setting fire to his son-in-law’s apartment he did not make any attempt to save them. Why should he have done it? It would have tormented his soft psyche. Similarly he neither called he police and fire brigade. He watched them dying and he can move in the casteist Diaspora with his head held high.
The caste showed its ugly and cruel face in a far away land that too when the civil society in India and Indian Diaspora are under constant state of denial of caste and casteism among them. But the believers in caste system do not want to destroy their faith in caste because doing would be akin to destroying themselves. A lesson should be drawn from this incident – the caste rules should not be flouted otherwise be ready to pay with your life. It keeps on happening in India – nobody is bothered. If any outsider objects then a fig leaf taken out of Indian Constitution is flapped before his well and all is well. Well now there is proof that Indian Diaspora s also follows Caste rules but constantly denies it but such incidents happen and their claim is proved hollow but the liars stick with lying – there is no caste – there is no caste – it is only in the minds of low caste people. They deliberately ignore because monster of caste helps the upper caste.
An unborn child in the deaths of Monika Rani, 22, her husband, Rajesh Kumar, 36, and their son, Vansh died and one can be sure not a single upper caste Hindu would shade any ters – not even artificially. For them it is way of putting lower castes in their limits.
A comment like "one can be sure not a single upper caste Hindu would [shed] any tears" is so full of hatred~do you really think that the psycho who murdered his daughter and her her husband and their kids reflects all upper class Hindus?
ReplyDeleteThere are tons of upper caste Hindus who are mortified by the thought of such violence, myself included. For that matter, there are upper caste Hindus who have married outside caste, including people in my family.
I am also rather shocked that the only person you mention in your heading is Mr. Kumar (the "low-caste son-in-law"). I suppose that the higher caste daughter and her children are not worth mentioning? Or the other people in the complex whose lives were endangered?
ReplyDeleteIt is full of hatred then what is surprising? The caste Hindus do not exactly go around spreading love and peace. What do you think that the untouchables are kept out of villages? Out of love or hate? If it is out of love then would you do me a favor by defining hate? Would you?
ReplyDeleteAs you have mentioned the higher caste daughter and other are also worth mentioning but the constraint of time prevented me from going into further details.