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In India several draconian acts were passed by the colonial administrators to notify, register and restrict the movement of criminal tribes. The legislation to deal with these communities began in India with the enactment of the Act XXVII during the year 1871. The Police Commission of 1902-3 criticized the working of the Act and a fresh Act III of 1911 was enacted. As there had been many amendments to the original Criminal Tribes Act that a fresh Act of 1924 was passed consolidating the provisions of various earlier Acts. The Act of 1924 was amended by Act I of 1947. In the light of the actual experiences gained, the government finally repealed the Criminal Tribes Act in 1952 and many of the criminal tribes were let free from the provisions of the criminal tribes’ acts of 1871, 1911, 1924 and 1947. But the shadow of the Criminal Tribes Acts is still haunting several communities in Independent India.
Malli Gandhi is Professor of History at Regional Institute of Education, NCERT, Mysore. His areas of research are the nomadic, semi-nomadic and denotified communities. He has published several books, the latest being Denotified Tribes of India.
List of Illustrations 7 Preface 9 Abbreviations 13 1.Introduction: Colonialism and Criminal Tribes Acts 15 2.Criminal Tribes Acts: Madras Province 26 3.Criminal Tribes Acts: Nizam's Dominions 39 4.Criminal Tribes Acts: Princely State of Mysore 59 5.Criminal Tribes Acts: United Provinces 66 6.Criminal Tribes, their Plight and Attempts to Assert their Rights: Maharashtra 80 7.Tribes with Stigma: Historical and Legal Status 91 8.Reformation and Rehabilitation of Denotified Communities: Yerukalas 113 9. Developmental Challenges of Nomadic and Denotified Tribes 137 10. Conclusion 163 Appendices 1.The Colonial Law and the Notification of Tribes Criminal Tribes Act, 1871 173 2.Criminal Tribes Act, 1897 182 3.The Criminal Tribes Act (Act III of 1911) 186 4.Rules Under the Criminal Tribes Regulation, VII of 1916 211 5.Criminal Tribes Act, 1924 224 6.Madras Criminal Tribes Manual 227 7.Report of the Criminal Tribes Enquiry Committee, United Provinces, 1947 332 8.The Criminal Tribes Laws (Repeal) Act, 1952 373 9.Bombay Habitual Offenders Act, 1959 429 Bibliography 443 Index