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🔵 A 22 year young named Uday Kiran (deceased) from Bevahalli in Mulbagal town of Kolar district, 110km away from Bengaluru, committed suicide on the night of 30th Nov after being brutally assaulted by the group of people for apparently overtaking the bike of a person from so called upper caste, identified as Raju.
🔴 Uncle of the deceased has stated that Uday Kiran was traveling with his friend to the neighbouring village, where the incident took place. Group of men allegedly from raju's (accused) village abused and tied Uday to tree before beating him harshly. After which his uncle went to the place of incidence and freed Uday, but on the same day at night, he committed suicide by hanging himself from a tree branch beside his house around 10 PM.
⚫ This incident might look like a road rage case, but it clearly isn't. This cruel incident clearly shows us how a person is influenced to the core by the caste systems that his pride of being from an upper caste is disturbed just by the overtaking of the bike.
⚪ If Dalits wouldn't have given reservations and constitutional right such as right to equality, clearly these upper caste Indians wouldn't let lower castes grow in any terms.
P.S.:- According to sub-inspector Singh, the four accused were identified as Raju , Shivaraju, Gopala Krishna and Munivenkatappa.
“We registered an FIR immediately after receiving the complaint. All the four accused are absconding and police teams are searching for them,” the officer said.
The four were booked under Indian Penal Code sections 341 (wrongful restraint ), 34 (Acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention), 504 (Intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace), 323 (causing hurt) and 306 (Abetment of suicide) as well as provisions of the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, said Singh.
Source:- Hindustan Times
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