MY POV ON DEV SAVING DURGA...... - Page 3

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Posted: 10 years ago
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Dunno about others, but I was a witness to how women have the requisite physical strength to deal with their supposedly superior male attackers.



I studied in an all women's college. I took public transport to college, as did many of my friends and college mates. In the vicinity , there were a couple of two more women's colleges. Many women thus used this particular bus route to get to college and study.



Suffice to say that our bus had many unwanted visitors who would get on without any destination in mind. We instinctively knew who they were- their lewd glances and their 'accidental' brushing against our bodies were a dead giveaway. Our state transport system even published in a report that the bus number we travelled on reported the most number of eve-teasers in a day. The only thing that made us feel safe was that we had our friends and college mates with us. And the kind driver and conductor would also look out for us and tell those people off.



It all changed one day.



A junior of mine was harassed and groped by a man. We sadly didn't realize what had happened because the bus was very crowded.



Rather than take it silently as the rest of us had, she decided to take matters into her own hands and changed the scheme of things.



The meek girl was transformed into something entirely else, as she kicked, slapped and busted him right in front of our fascinated eyes. She was so livid, she even brought down her bag on him again and again, and kept beating him up till he begged for mercy. Till this date, I have never seen someone defending themselves so vigorously. She was as awesome as a ninja.



Later we learnt that the girl had taken boxing classes and was from Manipur (the same state as Mary Kom ). The brave girl taught the man a very valuable lesson- never mess with a woman. She embodied the courage that we regretfully hadn't had till then to stand up for ourselves.




Taking inspiration from her, many girls in our college enrolled in karate classes. We were determined to fight for our self-respect.




All I will say is- nothing is impossible. To protect ourselves, all we need is a little courage and some essential training in self-defence. Brace up, ladies!😊
Edited by -Amri- - 10 years ago
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Very nice post Amri. Yes I too had studied in a woman school till 12th and me as well as my friends used to go to college armed with safety pins, compass wearing blocked heeled chappals etc as we too used public transport. We have used these things as and when it was needed when unwanted people tried to mess around.
Edited by shruthiravi - 10 years ago
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Even physical strength can be contained if you have the right technique. Durga, given her back ground and her aspirations, should have been a pro in those techniques. Hence that is the reason why so many are disappointed.

Shaurya is the ultimate demon coz of whom Nitya took the avtar of Durga. Hence it is only right if she gets to slay the demon herself than take help in that one task for which she has been preparing herself for, for such a long time.

Dev is a very nice/ideal guy. He is too straight for all the shady characters in this serial. Hence he comes out occasionally as a spoiler. I dont think any one hates him here. In malayalam their is a saying 'Shudhan Dushtan tey gunam cheyum' meaning some one who is too good will in effect be as bad as the evil, coz in their straight forwardness and goodness they spoil it for the rest.

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