While the victims narrated their harrowing experiences with the police and judiciary during their quest for justice, the jury comprising representatives from civil society organisations, judiciary and the police felt there is an acute need for sensitising both the judiciary and the law enforcing agencies on the various aspects of the Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.

The jury, which comprised of eminent Dalit activist Martin Macwan, Director Dalit Shakti Kendra, Ami Yagnik member National Women's Commission Ambalal Chauhan, former IPS officer, noted social worker Praksh Shah, Manjula Pradeep, Convener Dalit Women's Working Group-IDSN and Director Navsarjan Trust, felt that apart from the police, lawyers also need to be trained on the act.

The act should also be specially taught as a part of the curriculum in law colleges, the jury felt.

It further recommended that the cases of atrocities involving the police or having political angle should not be handled by a police official, but be looked into through a magisterial enquiry.