Jaipur: A special SC/ST court in Rajasthan's Nagaur district on Wednesday acquitted all the 40 accused in the 2015 Dangawas massacre case, in which five Dalits were killed over a land dispute.Special judge Ashish Bijaraniya of the court in Merta pronounced the verdict in the 11-year-old case related to the dispute over 23 bighas of land in Dangawas village.On May 14, 2015, violence erupted between two groups over the land dispute, resulting in the death of Ratanram Meghwal, Pokharram Meghwal, Pancharam Meghwal, Khemaram Meghwal and Ganpatram Meghwal. Rampal Gosai, from the other side, was also killed. Three of the victims were allegedly run over by a tractor.The investigation into the case was handed over to CBI.
Raj court acquits all 40 accused in 2015 Dangawas massacre case
A special court in Nagaur, Rajasthan, acquitted all forty accused in the 2015 Dangawas massacre. Five Dalits were killed during a violent land dispute in Dangawas village. The incident occurred over a disagreement concerning twenty-three bighas of land. The CBI investigated the case which involved multiple fatalities and tractor-related violence. This verdict concludes the eleven-year-old legal proceedings surrounding the tragic event.
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