Abstract:

There are a lot of policies and promises to help people, including things that are supposed to be guaranteed by the Constitution. Even with all of these Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, tea garden workers and poor people in rural areas of North Bengal like Jalpaiguri, Cooch Behar and Darjeeling are still not treated equally. They face a lot of economic problems. The Illusion of Social Justice Study looked at this issue by doing a survey to see how these differences affect people. It found that the problems persist because of things like local governments, not enough infrastructure and policies that are not enforced fairly. This study shows that the systems that were supposed to help people are actually making things worse. Of helping to make things fair they are becoming symbols of unfairness and injustice. Scheduled Castes, Tribes, Other Backward Classes, tea garden workers and poor people in rural areas of North Bengal are still not getting the help they need.

Keywords:

Social Justice, Underprivileged Communities, North Bengal, Caste And Tribe, Welfare Schemes, Tea Garden Workers.

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