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Bhanwari Devi (also spelled Bahveri Devi) is an Indian dalit social-worker from Bhateri, Rajasthan, who was allegedly gang raped in 1992 by higher-caste men angered by her efforts to prevent a child marriage in their family. Her subsequent treatment by the police, and court acquittal of the accused, attracted widespread national and international media attention, and became a landmark episode in India's women's rights movement. ==Biography==
Bhanwari is a woman belonging to a low-caste ''kumhar'' (potter) family and living in Bhateri, a small village in Rajasthan state, located 55 km from the state capital, Jaipur. Most of the villagers belonged to the Gurjar community of milkmen, which is higher in the caste hierarchy than Bhanwari's own Kumhar caste. In the 1990s, child marriages were common in the village, and the caste system was dominant. Bhanwari was married to Mohanlal at a young age, and came to live in Bhateri village while still in her early teens.
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