16-11-2020 The Asian Independent

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The sacrifices by the saints and the
leaders to stop hatred through caste difference
seem to be heading to become
meaningless. They all stood against the
Brahmin dominance because it spread
hatred via Manusmriti. The sole purpose
of Manusmirity was to impel differentiation
between the humans. It classified
humanity. About six hundred years ago
a group of saints commenced a movement
to bring an end to this inhumane
practices in Bharat Varsh today known
as India.
The names of Guru Nanak Dev Ji,
Guru Gobind Singh Ji and Guru Ravi
Dass Ji are amongst these saints.
Manusmriti was the main cause to the
problem so it’s elimination became a
necessity because it implemented the
methods to degrading of the Adhi vasis
meaning the natives of India.
It gave upper hand to the Aryans by
declaring them as superior to all by
birth. It assured them that their crimes
and sins committed against the others
are forgiven because the God has created
them for cleansing of his earth. It
means that all apart from the Aryans are
polluted.
The saints opposed this theory
because to them all individuals in God’s
eye are same. God does not differentiate
within beings because they are his
own creation. God’s mercy for all is
same regardless of caste culture or
creed. The man to satisfy his own ego
has invented ideas such slave trade for
his greed and untouchability to spread
hate.
All humans are born in this world
through mother’s yoni. They breath
same air, drink same water, eat same
food and have similar body components
so how can Manusmriti claim that the
Aryans are superior to all by birth. It
also encouraged the Aryans to sexually
assault the native women to damage
pride and integrity of the Adhi vasis.
Rapes were carried out then and are still
happening today. The natives were
immediately killed if they failed to
respond to Aryan demands. Even today
they are still being killed on similar
grounds but under the excuse of death
through encounter.
The Aryans were not to have close
contact with the natives because it polluted
them but closeness to
the native women was permitted.
This closeness has
been ongoing for many centuries
and even today is. The
raping, murdering and sexual
assaults are still active
today because of
Manusmriti’s ideology.
Probably this is the reason
why the religious sects are
failing to condone this inhuman
practise.
Thousands like Manisha
Valmikian are facing this
fate but unfortunately their families will
not receive the justice as per
Constitution of India.
When Phoolan Devi refused to offer
her body for a Thakur’s pleasure, the
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Thakurs in the village decided to teach
her a lesson. They lined up and in turns
they raped her. It shows how low the
mentality of these Thakurs
can drop to. The reason
behind these rapes is the
hatred bred within them
through Manusmriti. The
Thakurs will go to any
length and them lining up
for their turn to rape
Phoolan Devi is the sheer
example. Even the animals
do not go as low as this.
Thousands of unsolved
cases are pending and the
culprits are off the hook and
roaming free because they
belong to higher caste communities.
The Constitution of India is presently
under threat. It has maintained law
and order since India’s Independence
but unfortunately efforts are being made
to replace it by Manusmriti. If
Manusmriti find it’s way into the
Parliament then the law and order in
India is surely going to disintegrate.
It is an awakening call for the 85% of
the people to unite and oppose
Manusmriti, failing 15% are going to
succeed in their plans to establish
Hindutva in India.
Now Mr Modi and Amit Shah and
their associates are finding faults in the
Indian Constitution. They must not forget
that it was Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar
who had the ability to finalise it when
the likes of Jawaharlal Nehru, Mohan
Karam Chand Gandhi, Valab Bhai Patel
and the rest threw in towel because it’s
completion was beyond them.
This is why Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar
has been voted the India’s celebrity of
the 19th century. Rightly, He deserves
the title of SON OF INDIA because of
his drafted Constitution, India’s name
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now ranks amongst the world’s most
powerful countries. Unfortunately to
establish Hindutva, Indian Constitution
is being targeted. The public of India
needs to stand up and protect it if they
believe in Justice through the courts
failing justice will be done through the
encounters or will depend on the judgements
given by the religious Gurus.
India should be only known as
Bharat and not by any other name. The
Citizens should be known Bharat Vasi
and not Hindustani. The people should
have right to pursue belief of their
choice. Chains of the Caste system will
have to be broken only then Bharat
Varsh can look forward to progress in
the future.
In 2012, the Congress Party started a
scheme to assist the SC students for
higher education, but the Central
Government has stopped it. Captain
Amrinder Singh, the Chief Minister of
Punjab has reinstated it in Punjab and
has assured that the scholarships will be
available for SC scholars attaining higher
education. The Valmikian Sabhas in
Punjab have whole heartily thanked
Captain Amrinder Singh for his consideration
to much needed scholarship
scheme. This indeed is going to be a big
help for the SC graduates but it is quiet
hard to understand that why BJP is withdrawing
away education from the
Scheduled Castes when worldwide
efforts are being made to extend education
to the people who have been
deprived of education in the past.
The Government officials present
during celebration in Bhagwan Valmiki
Ashram, Amritsar have in their speeches
mentioned that only by following the
guidance of the Valmiki Ramayana
India can look forward to any peace.
The days for those who believed in
spreading of human slavery and
untouchability are gone because now
promoting of humanity has become a
worldwide concern. Covid 19 has started
to gain momentum again and restrictions
through the lockdowns are also on
the way in Britain. Please follow the
guidelines set by the Government and
be safe.
Anti-racism campaigner and Urdu language
champion honoured at the ‘Oscars of education’
A teacher who fought for the rights
of women and migrants, and for the
recognition of the study of Urdu, has
been recognised at the Tes Schools
Awards, one of the biggest nights in
the UK education calendar which was
held on Friday 13th November.
Siddiqa Mubashar was posthumously
awarded a Lifetime
Achievement Award.
After studying a master’s in Urdu,
at 26, she migrated from Pakistan to
the UK, working first in community
service supporting vulnerable Asian
women, and becoming a member of
the Rochdale Community Health
Council and an executive member of
the Council for Racial Equality.
In 1979, she found her calling in
teaching and she taught secondary
school students for over 40 years in
Rochdale and the London boroughs of
Newham and Havering. Former colleague
Miriam Scharf recalls that, in
the 1980s and 1990s, “those who
taught non-European languages had
to battle continually to get recognition...there
were endless ‘microaggressions’
as well as outright discrimination”.
But Ms Mubashar always stood up
for herself and her students. She
worked tirelessly for the black, Asian
and minority ethnic communities, and
students with English as an additional
language. She also published three
textbooks for Urdu teachers, which
filled a gap in educational resources.
Sadly, Ms Mubashar recently
passed away but her legacy lives on:
seven of her children and grandchildren
work in education. Nominating
her for the award, her daughter,
Bushra, said her mother “was a true
hero...the epitome of an educator: she
was a diligent teacher, a patient mentor,
a fastidious examiner and a successful
writer. Her contribution to
education, over 40 years, is not simply
significant, it is revolutionary.”
The Tes Schools Awards judges
praised her courage and determination,
and her work to ensure that children
had the opportunity to study
community languages. Tes editor Ann
Mroz said: “This is an exceptionally
deserving winner: she fought against
racism and prejudice, and empowered
generations of students.”
Siddiqa Mubashar’s daughter
Bushra said: “Alongside her relentless
work championing Urdu and elevating
its status as a Modern Foreign
Language, she worked tirelessly for
the BAME community, celebrating
diversity and uniting cultures. Sadly,
in July 2020, Siddiqa Mubashar
passed away, following a long and
difficult battle with cancer. As her
family, we are incredibly proud that
her achievements have been recognised
and we are honoured that she
has received the Tes Lifetime
Achievement Award.”
Chief judge of the Tes Schools
Awards and Editor of Tes magazine
Ann Mroz said:
“The Tes Schools Awards are the
Oscars of education, recognising and
celebrating everything that’s great
about our schools and school staff.
“These awards are for the 2018-19
academic year. It’s evident from the
entries how hard and how imaginatively
school staff were working to
give children a great education. Since
then, of course, they have had a pandemic
to contend with. But this has
only served to underline their commitment
to the children in their care.
They have worked their socks off to
make sure children are learning and
are safe. So we congratulate all winners
but we also salute each and every
person working in our schools today.”
The Tes Schools Awards were held
virtually for the first time to comply
with coronavirus regulations. In previous
years the awards ceremony has
been held at the Grosvenor Hotel, on
London’s Park Lane.
For the full list of winners of the
Tes Schools Awards, visit
https://www.tes.com/news/tesschools-awards-2020-winnersannounced
Katy Gandon
Tes Director of Communications
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katy.gandon@tes.com
Greg Tinker
Tes Communications Manager
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greg.tinker@tes.com