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Casteism in Haryana and Bihar

Nidhi Dahiya- Intern at The Sabha SGTB Khalsa College, Delhi University Casteism is deep-rooted in the system of India and has been practiced as long as our scriptures can account. It is not only practiced in certain areas or communities but in every region and religion. The people of a particular caste are expected to marry in the same caste and follow certain traditions.  The rulers in the medieval and colonial-era made further clear segregations based on caste and put on fire the differences. The Government over the time has aimed to reduce the differences with policies like that of reservations, quotas but have always been hypo critic enough to keep the gap alive. Contemporary India marked riot and massacre in the name of casteism and religion.  With 11,698 cases, Bihar topped the list as rioting capital in 2017, followed by Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra. According to NCRB(National Crime Records Bureau), Haryana, which was once the hub of communal riots in 2016 with 250 cases saw improvement in 2017 with cases dropping to just 25. Haryana and Bihar both the states follow casteism but the caste and customs differ in both the states. The Dalits, OBCs, STs suffer the most among all the castes.