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## [OS] INDIA - Police post burnt, roads blocked in India caste riot

Released on 2012-08-25 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 332114
Date | 2007-06-02 13:22:32
From | os@stratfor.com
To | analysts@stratfor.com

02 Jun 2007 09:34:45 GMT
Source: Reuters
http://mobile.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/DEL275807.htm
JAIPUR, India, June 2 (Reuters) - Protesters from an ethnic Indian group
demanding special government privileges blocked roads and damaged railway
tracks on Saturday, stranding thousands in a fifth day of protests that
has killed 23 people.
Violence erupted across north and western India after ethnic Gujjars began
demanding they be declared a Scheduled Tribe (ST) which entitles them to
government job and college quotas.
The demand has been opposed by Meenas, a tribal group, who fear they will
lose their own quota slice, leading to violent clashes between the two
communities.
On Saturday, a mob torched a police post in the western state of
Rajasthan, popular with foreign tourists, where the protesters had also
blocked several key roads, officials said in the state capital Jaipur.
Gujjar protesters removed a portion of railway tracks in the northern
Uttar Pradesh state, throwing train services out of gear.
"Services of about 25 trains have been affected," B.P. Pandey, a railway
official, told Reuters in New Delhi.
"Our engineers have reached the spot, but the agitators are not allowing
them to restore the tracks."
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh appealed for calm in Rajasthan and
neighbouring Haryana state on Saturday, urging people to desist from
violence.
In the past two decades, more castes and communities under Hinduism's
ancient hierarchy have been demanding special quotas to garner government
jobs and college places through affirmative action programmes.
Gujjars, spread across north and western India, are mainly shepherds and
farmers.
There are several groups that benefit from government affirmative action
-- Scheduled Castes (SC), made up of "untouchables" and which is the
lowest tier, and Scheduled Tribes (ST) made up of tribal groups are the
next tier.
The third tier are Other Backward Classes (OBC), made up of a host of
lower castes, including Gujjars.
Gujjars now want to be relegated to the ST group, where they believe
competition is less fierce for jobs and college places.
The Meenas, a powerful community in Rajasthan, have cornered a large slice
of the existing tribal quota for government jobs and college places in the
state, and their leaders say they do not want the Gujjars to win places at
their cost.
Gujjar leaders and Rajasthan authorities held talks on Saturday to resolve
the issue.
Indian TV channels said Rajasthan had sealed its borders with Uttar
Pradesh and Haryana, apparently to stop the Gujjar population from these
states from getting together.
Officials said the army was on stand by in Rajasthan, but no clashes
between the two communities have been reported on Saturday. (Additional
reporting by Onkar Pandey in NEW DELHI)
--
Eszter Fejes
fejes@stratfor.com
AIM: EFejesStratfor