The most complex kind of Discrimination

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The most complex kind of discrimination FOR EVALUATION of its occurence 

IS When the oppressed person- the victim -has actually done a wrong.

Because the perpetrator can NOW give differential treatment to two persons, selecting it on irrational basis such as the CASTE , both having commissioned a similar level of offence 

And yet the perpetrator may most comfortably escape detection of having done a discrimination.


The irrational basis could also be ,
The political inclination of the wrongdoers 


For example, the goons who support a political group, - the one in power- may be let off by the police authorities 

Whereas the goons who are supporters of the opposition, are "encounterd" or demonised in the public space.

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