Sad to see such trends in our "non-violent" country.
Worst part was seeing a police constable thrash a woman in Haryana, yeah man... way to go... hail your sadist culture where you use force on a woman! Then we had a case in MP where a bunch of cultural thugs mistook a brother-sister pair on the roads as "lovers" and thrashed the guy until they were told that the guy was her brother! So apparently on 14th Feb, if you're seen with a girl, she better be your sister - or else...
Then we had cases in Maharashtra of couples being "married" on the streets, with a bunch of sadists clapping away to glory as a sobbing girl garlands her "husband". Insanity seems to prevail in the country on such days.
And then a lot has been written about this topic already and I don't want to be repetitive, but this is no way to treat your countrymen.
One rarely gets to hear of some boy harassing a girl on such days
Anyways blogging about it also doesn't help much, but then at least making your point of view known is a start. Hopefully power will go to sensible people in this country... someday!
4 comments:
Nicely put across...
But "some boy harassing a girl on such days"??
When did these people stop because it was a Valentine's Day? Even today girls often prefer staying home on these days than face the road side romeos..
Just because we don't hear our media voicing it out doesn't mean it doesn't happen.
But that's the saddest part..
very correct..
n our government seems to be very sick n helpless about it..
n most frustrating is the way media ppl cover it n show it on the TV..
If these ppl are so concerned abt it, they should rather try to protest on what is happenening rather than recording the footage from every possible angle..
I'm actually in a bit of shock that couples got 'married' in Pune. I mean WTF!?
It's ridiculous that these people get out on bail the moment they reach the Police station. The really really ought to make an example of these jerks.
the post is apt and it is important to keep ones`s cool while criticising/satirizing such mindless acts of voilence. But, the concluding line tickles me :
" [..]hopefully power goes to the sensible ppl.."
I am of the opinion that Power cannot go into such hands all by itself. Its our collective responsibility to take it from these losers you talked of. I wonder if blogging around really helps in rectifing the situation instead of just voicing over.. surely a good start ,but should not end up there in dust. No matter how popular this is, blogosphere is still a virtual world, i think.
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