'Raebareli lynching a stain on nation': Congress questions 'collective morality' - Mangalorean.com

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56% : In a joint statement shared by Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge, the party said, "Our country has a Constitution that recognises every individual with a sense of equality.
44% : " The party said that the number of crimes against Dalits, minorities, and the poor has "increased beyond limits", adding that "this violence disproportionately affects those who are deprived, marginalised, and lack adequate representation or participation".
44% : " The statement further said that since 2014, cases of mob lynching, bulldozer injustice, and mob rule "have become the terrifying hallmarks of our times". "Violence cannot be a hallmark of any civilised society, and what happened to Hariom is a profound question mark on our collective morality," it added. Emphasising the values of justice and equality, the Congress said, "The India of Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar's dreams and Mahatma Gandhi's 'Vaishnav Jan...' is an India of social justice, equality, and compassion, where there is no place for such crimes.
35% : 'Raebareli lynching a stain on nation': Congress questions 'collective morality' New Delhi: The Congress on Tuesday strongly condemned the "brutal lynching" of a Dalit youth in Uttar Pradesh's Raebareli, calling it a "stain" on the nation and a "profound question mark on the collective morality" of Indian society.

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