Originally posted by: vaidharbhi95
It is the duty of the king to ensure justice . If Sita rings the justice bell there is no way Ram can deny it saying , u r the queen I am only responsible for the welfare of praja and not yours . So I am not the person u have to come up to with your problems . King has to listen to everybody . The king was the primary head and decision maker . The banishment of Sita sets a very wrong unjust precedence before the society . That victim has to be outcasted from society . As I said in my previous post, if Sita's banishment were to be true , one can only conclude that Ram Rajya had no place for a grieved woman. If someone rapes u , dishonors you the king and his kingdom will outcast you instead of giving you protection and sheltor .
It is only in Ramananda Sagar's Ramayan that I have seen that Sita herself made this decision of leaving Ram and Ram wanted to accompany her. Whatever I have heard and read Sita had absolutely no clue that she was going to be banished . Ram asked it is important to fulfill the wishes of a pregnant woman , therefore ask any wish. Sita says she has been wanting to spend some time near the ashram and asks Ram to take her somewhere like that for few days.
Next day Laxman tells Sita that Ram has ordered him to take her to the forest and Sita thinks it is pertaining to her wish that Ram is sending her to some ashram. She doesn't know that she is banished from Ayodhya . Her right eye twitches and fearing it to be a bad omen she prays to god to protect Ram . She didn't even know it is upon her that misery is falling.
Infact I remeber there was a chapter in my ncert hindi textbook stree shiksha ke virodhi kutarko ka khandan , where after getting to know from Laxman Sita says some katuvachan which was then used to come to a conclusion that education makes a woman arrogant .
I am currently in Bal Kand and I would surely like to read uttar kand on my own to know if Sita knew about her banishment or not .
Nevertheless whether uttar kand is true or not , Sita knew or not , the whole banishment of a pregnant woman on the basis of character proof is unjust, unfair and sends a wrong message to society . Something I can never accept and come to terms with 
Do tell us what's there, I listened it in the Audiobook of Valmiki's Ramayan (they mentioned the fact that it was not in original version)
Ram's character graph has drastically fallen in end of the Ramayan, Valmiki knew what he was writing when he wrote Ram is a Maryadapurushottam, a great son, a great husband, a great king, so why would he focus on the part, if he knew what he did was nowhere right? It is clear what has done to our epics in the later age, Mahabharat nowhere mentions Radha, she wasn't mentioned in any text before 12th century, but after that she is mentioned and in brhama vaivarta purana, Krishna is degraded to a lusty man, they even showed him having relationship with Kubja, an old lady whose posture he corrected (Bro, he was Mahavishnu, who was above Kama, dhara, artha, moksha), they showed him with Radha, few books says he was 10 years old when he left Vrindavan, how can a 10 year old boy will have this great love story we have heard of? Does it make sense to you or anyone here? And if we go by Vedas, every person has to follow Four Ashrams pattern of life, where the second Ashram was of Brahmacharya (5-17 years) and in that age no one could marry, the point is all our text are edited to such an extent where we have to feel that we are wrong, our culture is wrong and it's right to leave that.
I don't believe Ram will ever do that, when he couldn't leave anyone in pain, how would he leave his sita, his Ardhangini? And Ram was fully aware of the fact that he is Mahavishnu and Sita is Mahalakshmi, uttarkaand doesn't make sense, atleast to me
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