Kirron Kher's advice to the gang rape victim

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djoker

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Posted: 7 years ago

#111

just yesterday i had an experience ,i was quietly walking home not bothered from work my brother was waiting for me halfway through he could thankfully see me when this happened ,suddenly an auto guy starts following me ,he asked if i wanted an auto i said no but still he slows down stars following wantedly breaks my path (by the way there was no footpath that road so was walking quite close to the edge and stars staring and says something and passes a comment ,my bro saw this actually sped his with his bike and gave him a bashing a police guy was also there thankfully he notice something was happening when the guy suddenly put a break !!! the cop arrested him though

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Karishma700

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Posted: 7 years ago

#112

When Lawmakers advise well meant caution to the victims rather than take a firm stand against the perpetrators it is quite clear that they have accepted the situation with a "Ye to aise hi chalte rahega, we have to adjust" attitude, you can be assured that they have no intention of correcting the situation.

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PhunsukWangdu

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Posted: 7 years ago

#113

Originally posted by: Karishma700
When Lawmakers advise well meant caution to the victims rather than take a firm stand against the perpetrators it is quite clear that they have accepted the situation with a "Ye to aise hi chalte rahega, we have to adjust" attitude, you can be assured that they have no intention of correcting the situation.

Aisa hi chalta hai is acceptable from aam junta who can't do much but she is a Member of Parliament a f****g MP and she talks like this.

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Karishma700

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Posted: 7 years ago

#114

Originally posted by: PhunsukWangdu

Aisa hi chalta hai is acceptable from aam junta who can't do much but she is a Member of Parliament a f****g MP and she talks like this.

"What has happened with the girl is intolerable. A girl should be able to move around freely in our Country.

Whether she chooses to travel in Public Transport or in a shared auto rickshaw, no man should be even touching her inappropriately leave aside raping her.

If I find a single such case happening in my State/Country I will spend the rest of my life and my entire Political capabilities in ensuring that the perpetrator will pay dearly for his act.

Do not dare to touch the women in our land without their consent of I will be your worse enemy for life

The women of my State/Country will be Safe AND FREE"...said no MP Kiron Kher ever.

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ponymo

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Posted: 7 years ago

#115

While it is slightly problematic, that isn't blaming, she is just asking girls to take that precaution. And it is a pragmatic thing to do if a girl is in such a situation.

However, we do not need an elected MP to be telling this to us. She needs to be working on educating men and trying to stop them from committing crimes.

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anjs

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Posted: 7 years ago

#116

No girl would ever want to travel in share rickshaws. It's her majboori not her choice. Kiron Kher should be condemning and punishing the rapists instead of advising the girl.

But I have to add here that I myself have traveled in share rickshaws a few times n have never faced any bad incidence. In fact the fellow men travelers would be so cautious of sitting next to a woman that they would scoot at one side, giving me little more space then themselves. I really feel sorry for girls who don't feel safe in Mumbai, cause I have never faced any untowards incidence.

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~*sindhu*~

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Posted: 7 years ago

#117

Via twitter :

https://twitter.com/AlSoKohlic/status/937368787279519745

It was not even 7.

I stood by the roadside waiting for the city bus which I take almost everyday. A shared auto came and stopped infront of me, I peeped inside, saw a couple of guys and nodded a No. The bus arrived and I was relieved. Got on the bus. It was relatively empty.

Around a dozen males including the driver and the conductor. I took a seat and paid the conductor informing him about my stop. As I saw my stop approaching, I picked up my bag but the bus wasn't slowing down. And before I could say anything, my stop was left behind.

I confronted the conductor and he just wouldn't say a word. I yelled at the driver to no avail. I got to the first number on speed dial threatening them that I was calling my father which had no impact. I gave up midway and decided to call police, yelling it before I did.

The call didn't connect. The conductor reached for my phone. But I started to pretend as if it the call got connected and started blurting out the location. The conductor yelled at the driver to stop when he heard me taking to police. The bus stopped and I ran down.

It was dark and they fled before I could take the number down. There were other men in bus. Not even one spoke. I don't know if they were acquaintances but no one spoke. NO f**kING BODY.

Since last three hours, everyone is trying to make me see my mistakes, trying to shame my parents for giving me too much freedom and bringing it down upon me for totally unrelated stuff. And this will not stop. But I'd be damned if I STOP because of this.

Edited by ~*sindhu*~ - 7 years ago