MP: Discrimination against Dalit’s wedding procession in Betma, Indore, groom stopped from visiting temple

Indore. Baba Saheb, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Jayanti was celebrated with great pomp across the country on Monday. Meanwhile, a shocking incident came to light from Betma police station area of ​​Indore district of MP. An incident of discrimination (Dalit’s Wedding Procession Discrimination) with a Dalit’s wedding procession came to light in Sanghvi village. The village bullies stopped the groom from visiting the temple to see God.

Bullies do not let them go to the temple
Even now, incidents of discrimination against people of Dalit community come to light in the village. The situation is such that for many years, the bullies do not allow the wedding procession of any Dalit family in the village to enter the temple. The bullies do not allow the wedding procession of Dalit community to enter the temple.

Information was given to the police beforehand
According to the information received, groom Ankit Solanki’s baraat was going on Monday. Meanwhile, the baraatis reached the temple with the groom to have darshan of the Lord. On this, some bullies of the village stopped the baraatis. During this, the Dalit family kept pleading to let them have darshan of the Lord. However, the bullies did not allow the groom to enter the temple.

Information was given to the police beforehand
The Dalit family said that 8 days before the wedding, Delhi Police was informed about the baraat, but the police acted negligently. Because of this, our family had to be ashamed.

Police made him have darshan
The incident is from Betma police station area. The temple is said to be of Lord Ram. Some people of Rajput community stopped Ankit Solanki from having darshan of the Lord in the temple. Dalit community protested against this. As soon as this information was received by the police. The officers came into action. After working hard for about 2 hours, Betma police made the groom have darshan of the Lord in the temple. After this Ankit Solanki left with his wedding procession.