How the Adivasis are fighting against illegal eviction in Khandwa

How the Adivasis are fighting against illegal eviction in Khandwa Adivasi families in Khandwa have been forcibly evicted

28, Jul 2021 | CJP Team

On July 10, a rampaging mob destroyed the homes and looted properties of Adivasi Villagers in Madhya Pradesh’s Negaon-Jamniya village, even as Forest Department and Police officials deployed at the spot stood by. 40 families are now left shelter-less amidst monsoon and Covid.

The Adivasis and Jagrit Adivasi Dalit Sangathan (JADS) are now demanding justice.

Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP), and the All India Union of Forest Working People (AIUFWP) co organized a press conference with JADS to highlight this serious issue and demand justice for these Adivasis.

Stand With CJP to stand for the Adivasis and Forest Dwelling Communities of India.

Visit: https://cjp.org.in/forest-rights/ to help us defend those who defend our forests.

MP: “If admin doesn’t know the law, learn from us!” Enraged adivasis assemble outside FDO

MP Adivasis piece their lives together following forced eviction

MP: 40 Adivasi families illegally evicted amidst a pandemic!

Act Now to help CJP sustain initiatives like Citizens Tribunals, Public Hearings within Communities, Campaigns and Memoranda to Statutory Commissions. With your support we will continue to Petition Courts and Non-Judicial Authorities to protect some of India's most vulnerable people. Join us.

Donate Now

Tags:

#adivasi #aiufwp #cjpinaction #eviction #forest-and-land-rights #forest-department #forest-rights #forest-rights-act-2006 #jads #khandwa-adivasi #madhya-pradesh

Citizens for Justice and Peace