Sanchi needs THERAPY not PUNISHMENT

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Posted: 12 years ago
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"Misbehaviour and punishment are not opposites that cancel each other; on the contrary, they breed and reinforce each other." - Haim Ginott


I strongly believe people like Sanchi need positive counselling and therapy by a psychologist rather than sending to prison or any big punishment. She should be sent to some good "Anger Management", "Behaviour Management" sessions and should be under close watch for sometime for improvements.


Many people feel that if she is not controlled and punished at this time then she could commit more severe crimes even could commit murder or similars. Punishment creates terror and temporarily subside the aggression in a person's mind.


However I feel that we should access the root cause behind this strange behaviour and find a direct or alternate solution to it.


I think one of the major reasons of her aggression is JEALOUSY. The "J" factor is initiated because of Anandi who now has been centre of attraction for both her ever loving big brothers. She needs attention, recognition. She is intelligent, dedicated towards her goal (well whatever she take it as) and might be a good student as well. When she would get some achievements in her own field her aggression would take a new turn in life and may be she would prove herself a winner like what Anandi did at one point of time.

After all aggression is always good if used positively 😳
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Yes Debbiee She needs psychiatrist and counselling...
She is only child comes from well to do family.There is no one to share her feelings and give and take
Parents play an important role in her understand what is right and wrong...

Otherwise she will become problem to herself and to the family

Most impotant thing is she needs understanding parents not pempered parents who agree to all her wimps and fanices

If she is not treated now it will be a more problem to her parents and...later in her life Husband
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Posted: 12 years ago
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How about a jail term for wasting court time, deception and attempting suicide WITH psychiatric counselling!! She needs both in my opinion to change for the better!
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Posted: 12 years ago
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This is pretty kid glove treatment.
This is what our esteemed politicians get when they are finally found guilty by the court. When they actually see jail - they remember all their illnesses and happily skip jail and pack off to a nice cushy A/c hospital and get good treatment and comfy quarters AND sYMPATHY for FREE.

Sanchi first deserves severe punishment for her crimes and later as part of her therapy - needs to write long letters seeking forgiveness from those she has brutalised.

And for life - she needs to be barred from being close (same city is too close) to those she has harmed.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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I agree she need a therapy... but she also needs punishment so dat she doent repeat such mistake... I beleive today d way she behaves is coz of her parents n family if dey would have scolded or punished her wen she 1st did mistake she wouldnt be like dis... parents luv dere kids but it is also imp as parents to teach dere kids their limit... Shekhar's gave Saachi equal independence as to dere sons... but dey forgot to restict her... sometmes too extra luv also spoils n is not is not gud... the same way n same extra luv by DS spoiled Jagya...
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: Debbiee



"Misbehaviour and punishment are not opposites that cancel each other; on the contrary, they breed and reinforce each other." - Haim Ginott


I strongly believe people like Sanchi need positive counselling and therapy by a psychologist rather than sending to prison or any big punishment. She should be sent to some good "Anger Management", "Behaviour Management" sessions and should be under close watch for sometime for improvements.


Many people feel that if she is not controlled and punished at this time then she could commit more severe crimes even could commit murder or similars. Punishment creates terror and temporarily subside the aggression in a person's mind.


However I feel that we should access the root cause behind this strange behaviour and find a direct or alternate solution to it.


I think one of the major reasons of her aggression is JEALOUSY. The "J" factor is initiated because of Anandi who now has been centre of attraction for both her ever loving big brothers. She needs attention, recognition. She is intelligent, dedicated towards her goal (well whatever she take it as) and might be a good student as well. When she would get some achievements in her own field her aggression would take a new turn in life and may be she would prove herself a winner like what Anandi did at one point of time.

After all aggression is always good if used positively 😳

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Posted: 12 years ago
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i respectfully disagree..am a psychiatry resident in final year, and believe me, i know what am talking about.. her character seems to be having a personality disorder, with really indulgent parenting.. therapy for these cases, is long and tedious, not only for her, coz she would never accept her faults, but for her family as well..its what we call "dialectic behaviour therapy", which aims at dealing with the core issues of insecurity..
but at the same time, her behaviour cannot and shud not be condoned by calling it a disorder.. her judgement is intact, and she is well aware of what she does and the consequences..she just does not care about them..if she commits a crime, she shud be punished for it..
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Posted: 12 years ago
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She is not suffering from.any disorders, it is just her nature
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Posted: 12 years ago
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"An eye for an eye would make the whole world blind" - Gandhi

Punishment is a temporary solution; as soon as the fear of punishment gone the evil comes back in action.

Well I think it's difficult and rare to find a person like Anandi.

But each household might definitely be having a Sanchi. I encounter many such people in office as well; ill-mannered, selfish, destructive. And yes, it's their basic nature. But why?

There is no problem in this world without solution, nothing is impossible and nobody is a born criminal.

If you imprison Sanchi then how many Sanchis would go to prison? The prison cells would fall short of rooms. In our country we got bigger problems and bigger crimes. So we need to be practical.

We need to find out the root cause behind such temper and ill-manner. Her aggression needs a channel. Who knows may be she would come up as a big something in life if handled properly. One just needs to mould her in right way.

Do you people know what a female has to face in a prison or in a mental asylum? Mostly ladies face molestation, rape, abuse; well I never believed this until I read few real life incidents in newspaper and some art movies. If she stays there she would get even worse.

I am asking you, if she had been your sister, daughter, mother; would you still send her to prison or get her treated?

Edited by Debbiee - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: -Hima-

How about a jail term for wasting court time, deception and attempting suicide WITH psychiatric counselling!! She needs both in my opinion to change for the better!


Every household has a Sanchi Hima. How many Sanchis would you put behind the bars? That's simply not practical. We got bigger crimes in India.

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