Untouchability To Torment In Casteism Demands Justice And Equality

Author(s)	SK MONAWAR HOSSEN
Country	India
Abstract	History testifies the presence of discrimination in every society, characterized by atrocities, discrimination, exploitation that raised peoples demand for justice and equality. The demanded equality forced people to protest in the form of movements. The Dalit Movement also began as a protest movement in India. The Dalits is called in different aspects named Atisudra, Panchama or Outcasts. They are the most depressed and marginalized sections of Indian society now a days as per our constitution. Socio-cultural, economic deprivation and political exploitation of made them to be proactive to go ahead for such kind of movement. They began to protest with the help of literatures or well organization formed like the Dalit Panthers which came to know us as the Dalit Movement. This paper wants to focus the various aspects of Dalit’s lives that causes to the movement so far.
Keywords	Dalits, Depressed, Equality, Exploitation, Protest and Movement.
Published In	Volume 1, Issue 8, November 2020
Published On	2020-11-05
Cite This	Untouchability To Torment In Casteism Demands Justice And Equality - SK MONAWAR HOSSEN - IJLRP Volume 1, Issue 8, November 2020.

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