'No atrocities will be tolerated against SCs'

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Updated At : 01:43 PM Dec 18, 2021 IST

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Amritsar, December 17

Deepak Kumar, senior vice-chairman, Commission for Scheduled Castes, who visited Wadaa Fattowal village in Ajnala on Friday, said no atrocities will be tolerated against the Scheduled Castes.

Deepak along with the commission member, Raj Kumar Hans, went to the village to hear a complainant.

Deepak said a complaint was lodged by Pal Singh of Fattowal village regarding use of derogatory remarks against his caste and an abortive attempt was made to kill him. He directed Ajnala DSP Jasbir Singh to take legal action against the miscreants and submit the report to the commission by December 20. — TNS

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