Justice Denied: Violence against Migrant Dalit Women labour in India
Remarking An Analisation ISSN NO.: 2394-0344 RNI No.UPBIL/2016/67980 VOL-6* ISSUE-1* April- 2021
Paper Submission: 03/04/2021, Date of Acceptance: 16/04/2021, Date of Publication: 25/04/2021
Assistant Professor,
Dept. of Political Science,
Belda College
Belda, Paschim Medinipur
West Bengal, India
Abstract
The Issue of Migrant labour is deeply associated with the process of urbanization. Although the seasonal movement of agricultural labour from one region to another is experienced in India. These migrants are unskilled labour and engaged in unorganized sectors. In general, the migrants are situated at the margins, but in the case of migrants Dalit women worker, the situation is far more measurable. Class-Caste-Gender nexus produces a complex frame of exploitation, which made migrant Dalit women labour the most vulnerable section of our society. Although the preamble of the Indian constitution upheld the philosophy of Liberty, Equality and Justice and the Indian Constitution guaranteed legal and social equality, in reality, the situation differs in the case of Dalit Migrant Women labour. It has repeatedly proved that the Indian state and its agencies treat different classes and castes of citizen differently. This is very much applicable to the Indian Judiciary
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