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Bijay Meher   10 February 2023

Social oppression

By root I am a Bhuliya community of Odisha.But my birth in Assam.I have accepted Assamese language and culture from my heart as my own.My father cut me from my Bhuliya root.But Assamese people called me Ana Axomiya.This Ana Axomiya issue reflected in my education,job and marriage related issue.I became Victim.Kindly help me.


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This discussion highlights the profound social oppression faced by an individual from the Bhuliya community born in Assam. Despite embracing Assamese culture and language, they are labelled 'Ana Axomiya' (Foreign Assamese), leading to significant challenges in education, employment, and marriage. The individual seeks guidance on how to address this discrimination, as their unique identity as the only Bhuliya family in Assam makes them a repeated victim of social exclusion.

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Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     11 February 2023

Your caste and community cannot be changed with shifting from x to y state and/or acceptance or rejection of language / culture/ customs / traditions .

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Bijay Meher   11 February 2023

Bhuliya is a minor community in Assam.There is not any Bhuliya community family in Assam except us.So,I became victim many times with proof.Kindly help.
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