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Police torture Dalit girls! Refusal to take complaint even after staying overnight, what is the whole matter?
Mumbai, August 5, 2025 - A serious case of injustice and harassment of Dalit girls has come to light at a police station in Mumbai. Some young women stayed overnight at the local police station to file a complaint, but the police have made a shocking allegation that they flatly refused to register their complaint. This case has sparked a wave of anger among social activists and human rights organizations.
What is the matter?
According to sources, some young women living in a Dalit settlement in a suburb of Mumbai were molested and threatened by local goons. These girls went to the local police station to complain about this. However, the police refused to listen to their complaint and instead treated them humiliatingly. Some girls said that the police kept them sitting at the station overnight and threatened them instead of filing a complaint.
Victims' statement
One of the victims in this case, Reshma (name changed), said, "We went to the police for our safety, but they made fun of us. They made us sit in the police station all night and finally told us, 'We don't want to file such a complaint.' The question now is whether we will get justice or not."
Social activists' anger
Local social activists have strongly condemned this behavior of the police after the incident. The head of an organization fighting for Dalit rights said, "This behavior of the police is a clear example of injustice being done to the Dalit community. We will raise our voice against this and demand action against the guilty police."
Police clarification
The police are yet to issue an official statement on this matter. However, a senior police officer said on condition of anonymity, "The complaint is being investigated. If any police personnel have behaved wrongly, action will be taken against them."
What next?
This case has raised questions about the efficiency of the Mumbai police system and its treatment of the Dalit community. Social activists have now demanded a high-level inquiry into the matter. They have also expressed their readiness to fight a legal battle to get justice for the victim girls.
This incident highlights the inequalities in society and the shortcomings in the functioning of the police system. Everyone's attention is on what action is taken in this case in the coming days.
Mumbai, August 5, 2025 - A serious case of injustice and harassment of Dalit girls has come to light at a police station in Mumbai. Some young women stayed overnight at the local police station to file a complaint, but the police have made a shocking allegation that they flatly refused to register their complaint. This case has sparked a wave of anger among social activists and human rights organizations.
What is the matter?
According to sources, some young women living in a Dalit settlement in a suburb of Mumbai were molested and threatened by local goons. These girls went to the local police station to complain about this. However, the police refused to listen to their complaint and instead treated them humiliatingly. Some girls said that the police kept them sitting at the station overnight and threatened them instead of filing a complaint.
Victims' statement
One of the victims in this case, Reshma (name changed), said, "We went to the police for our safety, but they made fun of us. They made us sit in the police station all night and finally told us, 'We don't want to file such a complaint.' The question now is whether we will get justice or not."
Social activists' anger
Local social activists have strongly condemned this behavior of the police after the incident. The head of an organization fighting for Dalit rights said, "This behavior of the police is a clear example of injustice being done to the Dalit community. We will raise our voice against this and demand action against the guilty police."
Police clarification
The police are yet to issue an official statement on this matter. However, a senior police officer said on condition of anonymity, "The complaint is being investigated. If any police personnel have behaved wrongly, action will be taken against them."
What next?
This case has raised questions about the efficiency of the Mumbai police system and its treatment of the Dalit community. Social activists have now demanded a high-level inquiry into the matter. They have also expressed their readiness to fight a legal battle to get justice for the victim girls.
This incident highlights the inequalities in society and the shortcomings in the functioning of the police system. Everyone's attention is on what action is taken in this case in the coming days.
What is the matter?
According to sources, some young women living in a Dalit settlement in a suburb of Mumbai were molested and threatened by local goons. These girls went to the local police station to complain about this. However, the police refused to listen to their complaint and instead treated them humiliatingly. Some girls said that the police kept them sitting at the station overnight and threatened them instead of filing a complaint.
Victims' statement
One of the victims in this case, Reshma (name changed), said, "We went to the police for our safety, but they made fun of us. They made us sit in the police station all night and finally told us, 'We don't want to file such a complaint.' The question now is whether we will get justice or not."
Social activists' anger
Local social activists have strongly condemned this behavior of the police after the incident. The head of an organization fighting for Dalit rights said, "This behavior of the police is a clear example of injustice being done to the Dalit community. We will raise our voice against this and demand action against the guilty police."
Police clarification
The police are yet to issue an official statement on this matter. However, a senior police officer said on condition of anonymity, "The complaint is being investigated. If any police personnel have behaved wrongly, action will be taken against them."
What next?
This case has raised questions about the efficiency of the Mumbai police system and its treatment of the Dalit community. Social activists have now demanded a high-level inquiry into the matter. They have also expressed their readiness to fight a legal battle to get justice for the victim girls.
This incident highlights the inequalities in society and the shortcomings in the functioning of the police system. Everyone's attention is on what action is taken in this case in the coming days.
