Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Dalit Men Allegedly Assaulted Over Temple Entry in Churu
In a village in Rajasthan, some Dalit men were allegedly beaten up when they tried to go into a temple during a religious parade.
According to a report, the incident took place after a religious event on Sunday.
The men were stopped from entering the temple, and a fight broke out.
The police were called and are now looking for the people who are said to have done the beating.
Dalit men were allegedly assaulted in Rajasthan for attempting temple entry.
The incident occurred during a religious procession on Sunday.
The victims were stopped from entering the temple by a group of people.
An FIR has been filed by Kanaram Meghwal.
Police are searching for the accused.
- Who
- Kanaram Meghwal and other Dalit men; Surdas Swami, Shankarlal, Himmat Kumar, and Anil (accused)
- What
- Alleged assault of Dalit men for attempting temple entry.
- When
- Sunday evening
- Where
- Sadasar village, Churu district, Rajasthan
- Why
- Preventing Dalit men from entering a temple during a religious procession.
Dalit Community
Accused Villagers
Temple Entry
Dalit Community
Dalit men should have the right to enter the temple.
Accused Villagers
Dalit men were prevented from entering the temple.
- Incident
- Assault of Dalit men
- Location
- Sadasar village, Churu, Rajasthan
- Date
- Sunday
- Victims
- Dalit men
- Accused
- Surdas Swami, Shankarlal, Himmat Kumar, Anil (absconding)
- Charges
- Assault, preventing entry
Sources
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