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ADITYA HRIDAY UPADHYAYAIR 154· 2023

Question Q18GS2GS2

Legislation like Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989 remains mere legal documents without intense sensitization of public functionaries and the civil society. Discuss.

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Introduction

SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989 was enacted to discourage vested physical abuse of marginalized sections and take action against perpetrators.

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Main Body

SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989 was enacted to discourage vested physical abuse of marginalized sections and take other action against perpetrators of some o

How it remains a legal document:

1Continued Caseist Violence and Discrimination in multiple regions of country.
2Bhima Koregaon Right Vendela
3Continued Caste Tendency in on generation to the other - small children pass casteist convert per? [IT Bombay] divide of Dalit student.
3Ghetto-Sation of SC/ST groups in villages due to differentiated treatment and inferior behaviour
4Plight of Manual Scavengry in villages and cities faced into job and various abusive words Soi. Crickety Tyagi sign-based for abusive word.

Head of Sensitization of Public Functionary:

1Empathy to cause of disadvantaged sections such as plight of manual scavengers with manuals scavenging
2Employment in lateral shift without any religious, cultural bias.
3Develop fraternity towards SC/ST understands their issues as our own.
4Public Condemnation of Caste Acts to initiate corrective influence.

Civil Society Sensitization:

1Bring issue of SC/ST to the forefront less Issue of Manual Savagery.
2Mobilize opinion and organize campaign Incentives Strongest action &r SC/ST.
3Framed Government Laws and Policies with suggested Local actions.
4Provide right value to child end of society to Local vicious cycle of Cattoism.

An Inclusive India based on ideas of Sakti Vision need affirmation of SC/ST Act in shift.

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Conclusion

An Inclusive India based on ideas of Sakti Vision need affirmation of SC/ST Act in shift.

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  • Identifies continued caste violence as evidence
  • Cites specific case studies (Bhima Koregaon, IIT Bombay)
  • Addresses intergenerational transmission of caste prejudice
  • Provides comprehensive sensitization strategies
  • Distinguishes roles of public functionaries vs civil society
  • Identifies manual scavenging as major concern
  • Proposes concrete measures for implementation

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ADITYA HRIDAY UPADHYAY

AIR 1542023

Subject & Paper

GS2GS2

Topic

Social Justice and Atrocities

SC/ST Atrocities Prevention Act 1989

Enforcement and Implementation Challenges

Writing Stats

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