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1997 Ramabai killings
The Ramabai killings refer to a tragic incident that occurred on July 11, 1997, in the Ramabai Nagar locality of Mumbai, India, where a peaceful gathering of Dalit activists was violently disrupted by police. The confrontation sparked widespread outrage and protests across the nation, highlighting the systemic discrimination and violence faced by Dalits in India. During the incident, police opened fire on the crowd, resulting in the deaths of eleven individuals, including women and children, and leaving many others injured. The killings underscored the ongoing tensions between caste-based communities and law enforcement, prompting demands for accountability and justice. The Ramabai incident remains a pivotal moment in the socio-political discourse surrounding caste relations in India.