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पक्षपात की जांच करेंगे डील निदेशक

  • एससी-एसटी आयोग ने दिए जांच के निर्देश
  • डील के तकनीकी अधिकारी ने वार्षिक गोपनीय प्रतिवेदन में भेदभाव का लगाया आरोप
  • पूर्व में आइआरडीई निदेशक की जांच में साबित भी हो चुका है पक्षपातDainik jagran 24 april 2015

यह अधिनियम उस व्यक्ति पर लागू होता हैं जो अनुसूचित जाति, अनुसूचित जनजाति का सदस्य नहीं हैं और इस वर्ग के सदस्यों पर अत्याचार का अपराध करता है़। अधिनियम की धारा 3 (1) के अनुसार जो कोई भी यदि वह अनुसूचित जाति, अनुसूचित जनजाति का सदस्य नही हैं और इस वर्ग के सदस्यों पर निम्नलिखित अत्याचार का अपराध करता है तो कानून वह दण्डनीय अपराध माना जायेगा-

9. किसी लोक सेवक (सरकारी कर्मचारी/ अधिकारी) को कोई झूठा या तुच्छ सूचना अथवा जानकारी देना और उसके विरूद्ध अनुसूचित जाति, अनुसूचित जनजाति के किसी सदस्य को क्षति पहुंचाने या क्षुब्ध करने के लियें ऐसें लोक सेवक उसकी विधि पूर्ण शक्ति का प्रयोग करना।

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ऊपर वर्णित अत्याचार के अपराधों के लियें दोषी व्यक्ति को छः माह से पाँच साल तक की सजा, अर्थदण्ड (फाइन) के साथ प्रावधान हैं।

Facts of above news

  1. Uttarakand SC/ST commission summon to Director, DEAL to present proofs for support his reply against Sh Jagdish Kumar, TO ‘C’, DEAL claim that he was harass by Sh R K Agarwal, Sc ‘H’, DEAL because he is belong to SC community.
  2. Sh Jagdish Kumar, TO ‘C’, DEAL submitted all documentary evidences which are sufficient to prove the act and deed of Sh R K Agarwal, Sc ‘H’, DEAL.
  3. The ASCODAR committee restored Sh Jagdish Kumar, TO ‘C’, DEAL APAR marks which were downgraded by Sh R K Agarwal, Sc ‘H’, DEAL.
  4. The table of ACR/APAR from 2002 to 2012 submitted by Sh Jagdish Kumar, TO ‘C’, DEAL clearly shows whenever Sh R K Agarwal was in process, every time he downgraded his marks and when other official involved the marks were not touched.
  5. Sh Virendra Kumar, Sc ‘G’ immediate boss of Sh Jagdish Kumar, TO ‘C’ recorded his statement in front of Uttrakhand Police in respect of acts and deeds of Sh R K Agarwal, Sc ‘H’, DEAL
  6. Sh R C Agarwal, Director, DEAL who is great example for patronizing nepotism/ casteism deputed Sh R K Agarwal, Sc ‘H’, DEAL for Chairmanship of DPC in department of electronics for the post of Sc’E’ to Sc ‘F. Sh R K Agarwal, Sc ‘H’ recommendation of promotion to all non SC three candidate and only one SC candidate was deprived for promotion.
  7. Sh Anil Kumar Pipal, Sc ‘E’ represented this matter to honorable Minister Sh Ravi Shankar Prasad dated 12/01/2015 Subject (Review Promotion Hatred Attitude towards SC community)SC_St_Comm summon to Director DEALOFFENCES OF ATROCITIES Punishment 3.  (1) Whoever, not being a member of a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled for offences of Tribe,- atrocities.(ix)     gives any false or frivolous information to any public servant and thereby causes such public servant to use his lawful power to the injury or annoyance of a member of a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe;shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than six months but which may extend to five years and with fine.

    (2) Whoever, not being a member of a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe,-

    • gives or fabricates false evidence intending thereby to cause, or knowing it to be likely that he will thereby cause, any member of a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe to be convicted of an offence which is capital by the law for the time being in force shall be punished with imprisonment for life and  with fine; and if an innocent member of a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe be convicted and executed in consequence of such false or fabricated evidence, the person who gives or fabricates such false evidence, shall be punished with death;

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Bangalore: Ex-DRDO technical officer’s son held for killing scientist’s wife

Express
Bangalore, Mar 12: Byappanahalli police arrested the alleged murderer of a home-alone woman within six hours of the crime on Monday.
The victim Rajani Rajabala (60) was married to Amrit Packia Dhas, a senior scientist at DRDO.
The accused Vijayan(33) is the son of Ramanirutam, a retired technical officer at Electronics and Radar Development Establishment. Police said Vijayan, employed as a helper at an NGO, had incurred debts and was finding it difficult to provide for his family. He planned to sell Rajabala’s ornaments to raise some money.
Vijayan was acquainted with the Dhas family as he stayed at the DRDO residential complex in the quarters his father was allotted. An SSLC dropout, Vijayan later married a Manipuri woman against his parents’ wishes and was living separately with his wife and two children in a rented house at Agara near Horamavu, from where he was nabbed.
Murder for Gain
Police said in the last 10 days, Vijayan visited Rajabala twice and asked for `2 lakh but she refused to give him the money. He then demanded `60,000 a week ago to pay his credit card dues. As Rajabala refused to budge, he hatched a plan to kill her and steal her jewellery.
Vijayan planned the murder well in advance and purchased a knife before heading to Rajabala’s house Monday on the pretext of taking her help for a documentary. He told her that he was directing a documentary and one of the scenes was that of a woman ending her life over differences with her husband.
Police said Vijayan convinced Rajabala to write a death note in this regard and she wrote it in Tamil. He then blackmailed her using that note, threatening to kill her if she did not give him the money. He told her no one would suspect his role behind her death as she wrote the death note, police explained. However, Rajabala did not heed his threats and Vijayan slit her throat. Neighbours who heard Rajabala scream rang the door-bell. In his hurry to escape, Vijayan dropped the suicide note and stole her two gold chains, before jumping from the balcony on the third floor, police said.
Though he was injured, Vijayan managed to walk till the main road and took an auto and reached home. He told his wife he met with an accident and after changing his clothes, went to a nearby clinic. He gave the doctor the same explanation.
However, in his haste to flee, Vijayan left his two-wheeler at the DRDO residential complex as he lost its keys at the spot. Based on the vehicle’s details, the police traced Vijayan. He was taken to a hospital as he sustained multiple injuries, including damage to his spinal cord, while jumping off from the third floor of the building.

Ex-DRDO technical officer’s son held for murdering scientist’s wife

Bangalore, mar 11, 2014, DHNS : Deccan Herald
Financial gain motive; suspect ‘blackmailed’ victim with her fake suicide note
The son of a retired technical officer of the Defence Research and Development Organisation has been arrested on the charge of murdering the wife of a scientist for financial gain at the DRDO quarters in Baiyappanahalli here on Monday. The suspect had also “blackmailed” the victim with her fake suicide note.

Vijayan R, 33, was arrested from his Horamavu house about six hours after he allegedly slit the throat of Rajani Rajbala, 46, and snatched her gold chains, Police Commissioner Raghavendra Auradkar told reporters here on Tuesday.

Vijayan’s father was a technical officer at the Gas Turbine Research Establishment and the family lived in the DRDO quarters, Phase I, CV Raman Nagar, until his retirement. Since Rajbala and her husband Amrith Pakyadas also lived on the same campus, the suspect befriended the family which hails from Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu.
Huge loans

Vijayan, a school dropout who had been working with a non-profit organisation, was unable to repay the huge loans he had taken.

Even his debit-cum-credit card had been deactivated and he needed Rs 10,000 to reactivate it. An urgent need for money thus drew him to murder Rajbala, G B Manjunath, ACP (Ulsoor subdivision), told Deccan Herald. The suspect thought of “extorting” money from Rajbala.

He met her recently at her D-22 flat and claimed he was planning to make a documentary on the love story of a couple. But the female protagonist commits suicide following differences with her husband, Vijayan reportedly told Rajbala and coaxed her into believing that he needed a suicide letter in Tamil to be used in the documentary.

He then requested her to write the suicide letter as he does not know the language. Rajbala believed him, wrote the letter and gave it to him. Vijayan, however, started blackmailing her with the letter and even threatened to murder her if she did not give him money.

“He entered Rajbala’s house around 11 am. After a brief conversation, he demanded money but she refused. In a fit of rage, he then slit her throat twice with a knife in the bedroom.
Leaving her almost dead, he snatched the two gold chains on her person,” said Baiyyappanahalli Police Inspector K V Srinivas.

A neighbour rang the door bell just when Vijayan was allegedly slitting Rajbala’s throat. The suspect hurriedly pocketed the gold chains, jumped to the second floor from the balcony and fled.

Key, a dead give-away

He suffered a fracture in his leg and also injured his spine. While jumping down, he lost the key of his motorcycle which later gave away his identity. He managed to sneak out of the DRDO campus, hired an autorickshaw and reached his house, the police inspector added.