VCK hopes to convince DMK govt. to enact law against caste hatred crimes

Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi is hopeful that a legislation may come into force to cope with the DMK government in the next parliamentary session to cope with crimes directed by Kast hatred. Previously, Prime Minister MK Stalin claimed that the laws in the parliament were sufficient to cope with such crimes.

VCK sources, the party’s DMK leadership to persuade a special legislation to persuade the curtain to work carefully, he said. At the same time, a part felt that the state government was soft in the implementation of the laws to protect the planned castes, and he wondered why the DMK did not think of the society as a ‘Oy Bank’ like OBCs.

VCK Secretary General D. Ravikumar Hindu Although the DMK government has brought significant development plans that directly and indirectly benefits to the planned caste communities, protecting them cannot ignore the constitutional duty.

“The government has enabled the development of castes planned in terms of training and encourages entrepreneurship. He created infrastructure, brought scholarships for Dalits and these plans will have a long -term effect. Free bus travel, Pudhumai Penn – Castes planned in an overwhelming way and the backstage classes, ”he said.

However, he felt the development without making equality meaningless.

Ravikumar said that the continuation of the murders of cruelty and caste would stop the state government’s development attempts. “Economic or educational development may be a election of the government, but the state government has to ensure equality constitutional,” he said.