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India Mass Marriage 350 women made to undergo Virginity Test by Indian Government

India Mass Marriage 350 women made to undergo Virginity Test by Indian Government
Updated on Friday, June 14, 2013

India
Madhya Pradesh

Shameful Act of Government of India

As many as 350 women were allegedly put through virginity and pregnancy tests during a mass marriage programme organized by the Madhya Pradesh government at Harad village in the tribal-dominated district of Betul

Sources said the tests were apparently ordered by government officials.

The district administration has ordered a magisterial probe into the incident.

Hindu reported that
Nine tribal women, who were to participate in a mass wedding were allegedly forced to take pregnancy tests and turned away after they tested positive.

mostly tribals had registered for the mass wedding under the Mukhyamantri Kanyadan Yojna.

Beneficiaries of this scheme are entitled to Rs. 13,000 worth ‘wedding gifts’ including a mangalsutra, a cycle, some utensils and clothes.

Now in this case what will happen,  a commission or inquiry will be set up and it will give result after few years declaring that no test were conducted.

Even if test conducted no one will get the punishment.

No tribal women will get any compensation for humiliation, which they suffered because of Indian government employees.



Updated on Friday, June 14, 2013

The district administration had ordered a magisterial probe into the complaints regarding the alleged tests conducted on the would-be-brides, including 90 tribal women.

No such tests were conducted as per the probe conducted by assistant collector Neha Marvaya, an official release said on Friday

The inquiry officer has also recommended action against an official of Chicholi community health centre, who had issued irresponsible statements to the media, the release added.
 


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5 comments:

Kirtivasan Ganesan June 09, 2013  

Character certificate of men (groom)too needed.

MEcoy June 10, 2013  

whoa! i think that's over board

SM June 11, 2013  

Kirtivasan Ganesan,thanks.

MEcoy, thanks.

rudraprayaga June 12, 2013  

They should have adopted some other measures like obtaining an undertaking from bride and groom to avoid breaking the relationship after the wedding.This method is barbaric.