Led by party's leader Jarnail Nangal, the protesters began the march from Ambedkar Park in Hargobind Nagar to Rest House Chowk on National Highway-1 and burnt effigies of the Haryana and Union governments.
They then marched upto Tehsil complex and submitted a memorandum to Sub Divisional Magistrate Balbir Raj Singh in this regard.
They termed as "gruesome" the killing of a 15-year-old Dalit boy, accused of stealing a pigeon in Gohana, in police custody and the Faridabad incident in which two children of a Dalit family were burnt alive by members of an upper caste community.
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