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The ongoing violence in all forms following the assassinations of Rajiv Gandhi and Indira Gandhi, followed by the formation of the Janata Party led by V.P. Singh became the tipping point that prompted a fresh look at the legislation for the protection of the peace and tranquillity of the country. The Janata Party government also sought an amendment to the Interim Constitution of India to repeal an important clause in the Constitution that permitted the governor-general to suspend or dissolves a state government responsible for an "occurrence endangering the continued existence of the nation as a democratic state.""One of the most important and disturbing factors affecting the total administration of the affairs of a government over a large number of persons is the presence of a small coterie of persons who seek to use the machinery of the government for their own narrowly selfish purposes." The Janata Party government authored the Constitution (Ninety-ninth Amendment) Act 1990, which removed the governor-general's discretion to dissolve a state government; the government also put into place measures to strengthen democratic institutions in the state legislatures and strengthen the Lok Pal. Discrimination against SCs and Dalits was enjoined in the Forty-fifth Amendment to the Constitution.The Adivasi Act, which covers Scheduled Tribes or Adivasis, was also put in place in 1993 with the objective of devising a policy to promote the welfare of Adivasis through the provision of financial assistance, physical development, and education and health services.The Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1985, also known as the Atrocities Act, was first passed in 1985 and included a provision empowering a governmental Commission to investigate and report on acts of atrocities committed against the members of Scheduled Tribes in any part of India. This Act was a response to the high mortality rate among the Adivasis, who accounted for over a third of India's total deaths due to hunger, disease and war. On 1 October 1994, the Act was amended to include the Scheduled Castes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989. Under the Act, at least one member of the executive must be a member of a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe, and the Act empowered the central government to prosecute and punish the perpetrators of atrocities. After the passing of the Constitution (53rd Amendment) Act 1992, Parliament enacted the Atrocities against SC, ST and OBCs Act 1993, which was to be simultaneously implemented with the Prevention of Atrocities Act. d2c66b5586