A disobedient daughter, a girl who doesn’t care about the honor and dignity of her family or her parents…
And then there’s a reckless young guy, living an undisciplined life with no direction—someone who has failed 25 subjects in B.Tech, wandering around the town aimlessly, looking for a wealthy girl to trap in the name of love. If such a religiously converted young man falls in love with a girl, how can her father ever accept that.?
What I fail to understand is this—why are Dalit organizations across the state supporting this guy just because the girl’s upper-caste father attacked him.? And why are they demanding more inter-caste marriages so aggressively.?
Does inter-caste marriage mean only a Dalit guy marrying a rich upper-caste girl under the guise of love.? Is this what they call “breaking caste barriers”?
Why don’t these Dalit men marry within the 59 sub-castes of their own community.?
Is it because they consider those sub-castes inferior to them.?
Or is it simply because those girls don’t have property.?
If inter-caste marriages are truly about love and equality, then why don’t wealthy Dalit men marry women from the so-called “lower” sub-castes within their own community—such as Khatik, Rajaka, Mochi, Budaga Jangam, Relli, Paki, or Dakkali.? Why are inter-caste marriages never promoted in that direction.?
Is inter-caste marriage only about targeting wealthy upper-caste girls in the name of love?
I oppose these so-called Dalit social leaders who promote such one-sided caste politics.
If a father, who has raised his daughter with love and care, finds that some useless guy is trying to manipulate her in the name of love for his own selfish gain and takes action, I fully support that father.
I stand with the father.
I don’t care what anyone thinks.
