[Ayar Village, India] November 12, 2013 The life of Musahar children

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10 March:Indian Women Liberation Day

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Need reconcilation with Kashmiri Students

PVCHR Communication	2:38 PM (6 minutes ago)
to covdnhrc, jrlawnhrc, me

To,

The Chairperson 

National Human Rights Commission

New Delhi

Dear Sir, 

I want to bring in your kind attention towards the news published in the Indian Express on 5th March For ‘cheering’ Pakistan in India match, university in Meerut suspends 67 Kashmiri students http://indianexpress.com/article/sports/cricket/for-cheering-pakistan-in-india-match-university-in-meerut-suspends-67-kashmiri-students/

Therefore it is a kind request please remove all criminal cases against the students. As I personally know   that the founder of the Swami Vivekananda Subharti University (SVSU) is suffering with communal thinking. So, It is immediate need of immediate time to remove all criminal cases and start reconciliation through compensation to our Indian students from Kashmir.

Thanking You

Sincerely Yours

Lenin Raghuvanshi

Secretary General 

For ‘cheering’ Pakistan in India match, university in Meerut suspends 67 Kashmiri students

A large private university in Meerut has suspended 67 Kashmiri students for allegedly cheering Pakistan during the India-Pak match at the Asia Cup on Sunday. The students were told to vacate their hostel rooms, and were escorted by police and university officials to nearby Ghaziabad. Some students are now back with their families in the Valley.

Groups of students were watching the match on TV in the community hall of the hostel at the Swami Vivekananda Subharti University (SVSU). A clash broke out soon after India lost, a result which the Kashmiris allegedly celebrated. No action was taken against the other group.

G S Bansal, the warden of the hostel, said the Kashmiri students had been punished for being “anti-national”. “By raising pro-Pakistan slogans, the Kashmiri boys did an anti-national act, and that was why we suspended them and did not take any action against the others,” Bansal told The Indian Express.

SVSU vice-chancellor Manzoor Ahmed said the suspension was a “precautionary measure”.

“There was strong resentment against the students who had shouted anti-national and pro-Pakistan slogans after Pakistan won the match. So as a precautionary measure, we temporarily suspended students of J&K for three days. We arranged for two buses to take the boys to Ghaziabad. We also sent three senior university officials with them,” Ahmed said.

Eyewitnesses said heated exchanges followed all-rounder Shahid Afridi’s last-over sixes off Ravichandran Ashwin, which quickly escalated to brawls, followed by several rounds of stone-throwing. “Security guards did not intervene for nearly an hour after the violence began. The students were ultimately forced to go to their rooms, but the groups clashed again on Monday,” said a student who spoke on condition of anonymity.

University registrar R K Garg said the students were sent home because the university feared more violence. “Meerut is communally sensitive. We were apprehensive that if word of the violence got out, outsiders would storm the campus and target students,” Garg said.

In Srinagar, families of the suspended students said they hoped for normalcy to return to the campus soon. “The university has ordered the students to leave for some time in order to avert confrontations between groups,” Abdul Majeed Khan of Uri said. Khan’s son is a second year student of BBA at the university. He added that the university administration had taken the right steps.

Shahid Bashir, whose son Talib Bashir had to leave Meerut, said, “The university has asked the students to leave for a few days. Most of the students have left for the Valley, while a few are staying in Delhi with friends. Once the situation improves, they will rejoin the university.”

‎Campaign against culture of Rape

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a petition against culture of Rape in India. Intervention on the Judiciary, Health and Women and Child development

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Pvchr <cfr.pvchr@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Mar 2, 2014 at 9:30 PM
Subject: a petition against culture of Rape in India. Intervention on the Judiciary, Health and Women and Child development
To: jrlawnhrc@hub.nic.in, covdnhrc@nic.in
Cc: Lenin Raghuvanshi <lenin@pvchr.asia>

To, 

The Chairperson

National Human Rights Commission

New Delhi

Dear Sir, 

I want to bring in your kind attentions towards the episode of Satyamev Jayte broadcast today on 2 March, 2014 on the dreadful issue Rape in star plus and DD National. http://www.satyamevjayate.in/fighting-rape.aspx

Our organization PVCHR contributed in the show through many cases and on behalf of PVCHR Ms. Shruti Nagvanshi, Managing Trustee and Ms. Shirin Shabana Khan, Program Director participated in that show. 

Already we  (Lenin Raghuvanshi on behalf of PVCHR and Ms. Shruti Nagvanshi on behalf of Savitri Bai Phule Women Forum) submitted our comment to Justice Verma on the issue of Rape. http://feministsindia.com/women-and-law/justice-verma-submissions/pvchr/

Before that Human Rights Watch came up with the report on child sexual abuse " Breaking the Silence"  highlighted many cases with recommendatiohttp://www.hrw.org/sites/default/files/reports/india0113ForUpload.pdf 

Therefore it is a kind request please direct Ministry of Home, Ministry of Health and Ministry of Women and Child Development to take immediate action on the recommendations of Satyamev Jayte and recommendation of human rights watch. 

Thanking You

Sincerely Yours

Lenin Raghuvanshi

Secretary General 

People's Vigilance Committee on Human Rights 

Sa 4/2 A Daulatpur, Varanasi 

Email: pvchr.india@gmail.com

Voluntarism against Rape

We are fighting against rape with out support of any fund from any funding agencies,corporate :Please visit:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8W7Ki3X1Hf4
http://feministsindia.com/women-and-law/justice-verma-submissions/pvchr/
http://www.hrw.org/sites/default/files/reports/india0113ForUpload.pdf
http://pldindia.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Submissions-by-PVCHR.pdf
http://www.andyvc.com/the-dark-site-of-india/
http://www.human-dignity-forum.org/2012/05/lenin-raghuvanshi/
http://www.pvchr.net/2014/03/student-who-was-gang-raped-pushed-from.html
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/lucknow/Lucknow-tops-in-crime-against-children/articleshow/18522153.cms?referral=PM
http://english.ohmynews.com/ArticleView/article_sangview.asp?menu=c10400&no=382070&rel_no=1

Student who was gang-raped, pushed from bus is in critical condition

Case Details of File Number: 7944/30/8/2012-WC

Name of the Complainant

LENIN RAGHUVANSHI, SECRETARY GENERAL

LINKED WITH CASE NO.7946/30/8/2012-WC/FC The Commission took suo-motu cognizance of a newspaper report captioned "Gang-raped in moving bus, girl fights for life in Delhi Hospital, published in "The Hindu" on 18.12.2012. According to the press report, a twenty-three-year old woman was brutally gang-raped in a moving bus in South Delhi on 16.12.2012. The Commission also received a series of complaints in this matter. The Commission on 18.12.2012 issued notices to the Home Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India and Commissioner of Police, Delhi to submit a report in this matter. Pursuant to the directions of the Commission, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Vigilance, Delhi vide his communication dated 11.01.2013 submitted a report. In the said report, a detailed account of the incident and action taken by the police in arresting all the accused persons has been mentioned. It is also reported that after completion of investigation, charge-sheet has been filed before the concerned Court. The DCP, Vigilance has also further reported that to prevent crime against women, the following measures have been taken. i. The Delhi Police has issued orders directing the BPOs, Corporate and Media Houses for taking certain steps for the safety and security of women employees like ensuring that they do not travel alone in the cab and are dropped right at their door steps. ii. Women Help Desks have been established in each Police Stations to ensure that distressed women can comfortably share their complaint with women officers deployed at such help desks. iii. Safety of women in Railways and Metros has been intensified. iv. Legal awareness programmes have been organized for police personnel in association with reputed NGOs to create a "Gender friendly Environment" in police stations. v. Civic agencies have been informed about poor street lighting of dysfunctional lamp posts. Routes taken by women returning from work at late night are being covered by ERVs & PCR vehicles as well as police patrol motorcycle. All PCR vans have been directed to help stranded women during night hours. vi. Delhi Police has initiated several initiatives such as "Yuva" to engage young adults in positive activities and self defence courses for women through "Swayam". vii. Standing guidelines for investigation of women related cases has been issued. All women related cases would be investigated by women police officers. DNA profiling in gang rape cases has been made mandatory. viii. Dedicated telephones are being provided to all the Police Stations for Women Help Desk. ix. Special Commissioner of Police level nodal officer is appointed for monitoring the complaints by women and interaction with women NGOs on last Friday of every month. On consideration of the report, the Commission notes that nothing has been stated about the recruitment of more women police personnel in the police force. We hope and trust that the government will take immediate steps to recruit more women police personnel to prevent crime against women and to make the city a safe place for women. Since the session's case is pending before the Court and the High Court of Delhi is already monitoring the prosecution of the case, the Commission would not like to proceed further with the matter as steps for ensuring safety of women in the city are being taken by Delhi Police. The case may be treated as closed.

Please see petition of Lenin Raghuvanshi on behalf of PVCHR:
http://www.pvchr.net/2012/12/student-who-was-gang-raped-pushed-from.html