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Separate Food for Dalits at Karnataka Temple: A Shocking Reminder of Caste Divide

Dalit villagers in Karnataka were reportedly served separate food during a Gandhi Jayanti fair, raising serious questions about caste discrimination in modern India.

Indian Cockroach Desk5 October 2026, 3:13 am IST1 min read
Source:NDTV
Separate Food for Dalits at Karnataka Temple: A Shocking Reminder of Caste Divide

Separate Food for Dalits at Karnataka Temple: A Shocking Reminder of Caste Divide

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In a distressing incident that highlights the ongoing caste discrimination in India, Dalit villagers in Karnataka were allegedly served separate food at a temple during a fair celebrating Gandhi Jayanti on October 2. Basappa Yaladagal, a member of the Dalit community, has lodged a complaint at the Teradal Police Station regarding this blatant violation of equality and dignity.

This event raises critical questions: What measures are being taken to ensure that such discriminatory practices are eradicated? How can we trust that the spirit of Gandhi’s teachings on equality is upheld when such incidents continue to occur? The silence from local authorities on this matter is troubling.

As reported by NDTV, this incident serves as a stark reminder that despite legal protections, caste-based discrimination remains a harsh reality for many in India. The government must act swiftly to address these allegations and ensure justice for the affected community.

Source: NDTV

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