12-20-2006, 10:08 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-Mudy+Dec 20 2006, 09:36 PM-->QUOTE(Mudy @ Dec 20 2006, 09:36 PM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->Question is who are not allowing them to enter temple? Are they brahmins or OBC?
Majority of cases OBCs are involved and its more related to class/status.
Anyway after court order, dalit were able to enter temple. Now why these political parties are enetring now. Don't you think its all related to Kanpur incidence. 20-25 Dalit parties are trying to be messiah of every Dalit. Looks like related to power struggle between Dalit Party.
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Very true. The reality is that the politicians are deepening the divide. The perception however remains that it is the upper castes (aka Brahmins) who are the oppressors. What will it take to change this perception? In case of Hindus vs non-hindus, the minority is united and the majority is divided. In case of upper castes vs dalits, the majority is united the minority is divided. We are only discussing the symptoms here without addressing the cause of this division. How far-reaching can a solution be without analyzing the cause?
Majority of cases OBCs are involved and its more related to class/status.
Anyway after court order, dalit were able to enter temple. Now why these political parties are enetring now. Don't you think its all related to Kanpur incidence. 20-25 Dalit parties are trying to be messiah of every Dalit. Looks like related to power struggle between Dalit Party.
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Very true. The reality is that the politicians are deepening the divide. The perception however remains that it is the upper castes (aka Brahmins) who are the oppressors. What will it take to change this perception? In case of Hindus vs non-hindus, the minority is united and the majority is divided. In case of upper castes vs dalits, the majority is united the minority is divided. We are only discussing the symptoms here without addressing the cause of this division. How far-reaching can a solution be without analyzing the cause?