Police & Print Media Even police is involved in all these trading of human organs, when protectors are becoming predators, what one can expect from law? Every year about 70, 000 cases registered against police itself; more shameful is 63% of these cases close without hearing. Few days back (16th Feb 2008) there was news of rape of 12 year girl by police in UP, another news was rape of 4 year old girl. Even Indian military is not behind raping innocent girls in Kashmir!! Will India ever be able to stop all this; a big question mark is there on this question? 14 million cases are still pending in the Indian courts! (Source- Times of India, March 21st, 2002). Two million women are raped each year. (Source- Book named CASTEISM- the Eighth Worst Wonder by Dr. S L Virdi). These all rape cases are going to increase only, it can be seen from - According to Nellore (Andhra Pradesh) District Crime Record Bureaus comparative statement for the last 3 years, grave crime on women including rape, murder, kidnap & harassment increased while the cases of molestation & bigamy remained more or less the same. Kidnapping of women & girls has been steadily increased from 25 in 2005 to 35 in 2006 & 47 last year (2007). Cases of harassment have also increased from 128, 148 & 168 in the respective years. Total numbers of rape cases in 2005 were 32; those become 33 in 2006 & increased further to 42 in 2007. Molestation cases increased 166 in 2006 to 167 in 2007. Conviction rate is as low as about 25%. - Separate kitchens for Yadavs, Rajputs, Bhumihars, Brahmins and Harijans at police stations of Patna - (IBN report, 5th Feb, 2007), this news showed caste also matters in police stations, so this is also to be kept in mind while implementing anything new in police stations. Have India made so many provisions to solve all these? These cases are going to increase only not going to decrease, so what steps will India take? Does India have so many required judges, lawyers & courts? Upto the time 3 Ps (police, politicians & print media) dont change nothing is going to change & if not changed we all will see worse effect in coming years. Almost all UP, Bihar jails are filled with poor SC/ST or minority community people (Muslims), its not like that only these people are responsible for the crimes, but police or administrative only book these people. See this
http://www.ibnlive.com/news/counter-view-a-few-myths-fewer-facts-about-muslims/46945-3.html >From 1969 till todayRAWs current staff strength is about 10,000it has >avoided recruiting any Muslim officer. Neither has the National Technical >Research Organization (NTRO), a crucial arm of external intelligence. The >Intelligence Bureau (IB) with 12,000 personnel has been a little more open. It >has a handful of Muslim officers; the senior-most is a joint director. Read more on article "Muslims and Sikhs Need Not Apply" from OUTLOOK 13th Nov. 2006 Issue. These SC/ST people are poor that they afford to pay much so they end their life in jail only!! Its also alarming & there is a need of exact & proper actions in this regard otherwise innocents will continue dying inside jails without any reason. Coming to the role of print or electronic media, also all newspapers & news channels have made this business. These news channels are only interested in making money, they dont have any interest in giving right picture to society. Brahmins alone, the survey found, hold 49 % of the top jobs in national journalism. If non-`dwija' forward castes like Marathas, Patels, Jats and Reddys are added, the total forward caste share stands at 88%. OBCs, who are estimated to constitute around 40 per cent of the population, account for an "abysmally low" 4% of top media jobs. In the English print media, OBCs account for just one per cent of top jobs and in the Hindi print media 8%. Muslims too, the survey noted, are "severely under-represented in the national media": they account for only 3% among the key decision makers in the national media, compared with 13.4 per cent in the country's population. English electronic media does best, with women accounting for 32 per cent of the top jobs. Women account for 16 per cent of top editorial positions in the English print media and 14 per cent and 11 per cent in the Hindi print media and electronic media. "No Dalit or Adivasi among top 300 journalists" Ref: The Hindu, June 05, 2006 When the news channels can peep into anyone personal life, no-one understand why they keep quite over caste atrocities? Is it so all national newspapers & news channels in the hands of upper caste people? Electronic & print media need to play a important role if India want any change. In Dr B R Ambedkars words "In my opinion, this is the appropriate time, to describe the present condition of Indian Journalism, Once; the Journalism was a profession in India. Now it has become a business. There is nothing moral in that, than producing soap. Journalism does not consider itself a responsible advisor of people. In India the first of ail and most important is that, Journalism should consider it obligatory to publish only such news which are true, also criticize Government policies from angle of the larger interest of people, without any fear, it must criticize and correct those, who are trading wrong path, whether they are big or small men. But to make somebody hero and worship him, has become the main role of journalism. Under such circumstances, the news has been replaced by sensations; logical ideas have been replaced by unwarranted anxieties. Instead of touching the hearts of responsible citizens, it is now instigating the irresponsible people" http://www.youtube.com/dalitjade Know Buddha, Know Life No Buddha, No Life..!
