Fine. But please do not exaggerate, Sri Krish44. You have mentioned four cases to your knowledge. Please let me quote four other cases, in all of which Brahmana girls married or dallied with Dalits.
In one case, the girl's elder sister in Khar, Bombay, was carrying on with a Nair man. Both were working in Air India. The younger sister mentioned this casually to a car mechanic, a Dalit who was servicing her father's car. Finding hm attrractive, she married him and moved out. Her Dalit mother-in-law made life hell. Husband was only interested in sex with a Braahmana girl, and boasted about this to his colleagues. They had two children in quick succession, after which he abandoned her. The wife left the children with fhe Dalit mother-in-law, and joined her sister in Toronto who had by that time married a Brahmin boy.
In another case, the girl from Maanaamadurai who was the eldest of ten children of a temple priest, could not stand the over-crowding and quarrelling at home. She fled with her Dalit "padre" lover, married him in church. Again, after two childbirths, she found life with her mother-in-law worse than with nine siblings at her parents' home. She committed suicide. Widower husband refused her a Christian burial. She was buried in a pauper's grave.
In the third case, in Kerala, the Brahmin rubber-estate owner's daughter was entranced by the handsome and muscular Dalit boy who came to bring the latex to the factory. The romance was secret till she became pregnant. Boy took her to his mother's home and hired an abortionist. Both the girl and her child died at the hands of the abortionist.
In the fourth case, when on an ocean cruise to Alaska from Seattle, my wife and I met a wonderful young couple who we thought were on their honeymoon. The man, who spoke excellent Malayalam and English, explained that he was a "cheruman" (Dalit) and the girl was an Iyengaar. They were sharing a cabin. Both were studying in a University in mid-US on their respective parents' scholarships. We later came to know that after she became pregnant the man left for a white woman. She got an abortion, and returned to Kerala, a broken woman without prospects, her studies having been truncated.
S Narayanaswamy Iyer