Caste Discrimination by the Communist Party Trade Union CITU

Kannur: Chitralekha whose
Autoricksha was burned down by the members of the left trade union CITU on 13
Dec 2005 has got a new Autoricksha on 7 Jun 2008 thanks to a group of good
people in the area. The Autoricksha was handed over to Chitralekha at a
function held at Police Club, Kannur.

 

Newses on ‘Dalit Abuses’ by
so called forward caste is one of the favourite propaganda material for
Missionaries and Jihadi’s  for conversion
and for ridiculing Hinduism. Communist party claims themselves as the reformers
who abolished caste system from Hinduism and as per their propaganda it is the
Sangh Pariwar which promotes casteism among Hindus!   

 

Now go through the real life
story of Chitralekha from Kannur – The Communist fort

 

The trouble for Chitra Lekha, who hails from a Scheduled
Caste family at Payyannur in Kannur district, started when she married Sreeshanth
who belonged to a different caste. Communist local leadership was against their
marriage.

Problems started when she decided to earn the living for her
family by riding an Auto Rickshaw. Under Rozgar Yojana she applied for loan and
bought the vehicle.

Communist Trade Union leaders of CITU tried to sabotage her dreams
to become self sufficient. She faced severe discrimination from the CITU
members.One of them torn off the hood of her auto rickshaw. Another auto
rickshaw tried to run over her.

Chitra, who sustained minor injuries, had to be
hospitalised. A complaint against CITU man identified as Rameshan led to more
physical assaults and abuses.

 “They called me all
sorts of names. One of them shouted that Pulachis will never ride an auto
rickshaw here and it was the union decision”, Chitra said. When Chitra defied
the ‘order’ her auto was burned to ashes.

Caste Based Discriminations are still reported from nook and
corners of the Nation. Hindu Organisations are in the mission of reforming
Hindu Society and whole hearted support from Hindu Society is needed to remove
the caste bias which exists still among a section of Hindus.

 
 

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