When the whole world is focussing on their technology to
tackle the power crisis and improve the standards of living, India is having a
hard time dealing with the numerous Rape cases that are popping up recently,
flooding the entire print and visual media.
Meanwhile, Delhi Rape
case: Sonia breaks Silence, Offers prayer.
What use are prayers
when you cannot assure the victim that her friend or her sister or any other
girl won't undergo the same situation as
the victim?
When the entire country is in a mental trauma over what
happened in Delhi, here are our politicians trying to politicise the incident
in their favour. They are simply playing mind games with the citizens. Sexist
and chauvinistic comments are being passed by the politicians that not only
hurts the sentiments of the people but also ruins the image of the country.
They are trying to shelter themselves behind the comments they pass so that a
self-assurance can be made that nothing big happened.
This dented and painted poignant article is just to express
my acrimony against the shame that is piling up on the country and tearing it apart.
Why do these rape
cases keep occurring?
It doesn't take a Sherlock to figure this out. The answer is
simple and it is right in front of us. Rapes were so common back in the 20th
century when the industrial capitalists were busy waging wars to establish superiority. Women were
captured and raped brutally. People craved for food and sex.
In India, lack of punishment is the reason. The punishment
should be such that the one that assaults should face pain twice the amount
faced by the victim.
What does it take for
a man in poverty to feed himself in India?
It's easy. Rape a girl, get arrested, enjoy your meal at the
jail, come out in a year or two and repeat the same thing again.
We are suiting ourselves to the western style in terms of
clothing, food, lifestyle but when it comes to the punishment for the
offenders, we go easy. We have got our own system that actually ensures that
people commit crime, a system that is corrupt and tarnished.
Meanwhile, Abhijit
Mukherjee: I withdraw my comments. I appalasize(apologise).
So much from the
President's son.
Benefits from all
these?
First of the beneficiary is the psychopath who actually
commits the crime in the long run.
The next on the list is the opposition party. This is how the politics behind a crime
starts. The opposition party prepares a detailed statistics of the crime rate
and the success rate of the police in catching the offenders, they use this to edge
the ruling party accusing them of erratic ruling.
The last on the list of the beneficiaries is the media.
Enough said.
In a country where even the deodorant advertisements are
made vulgar, where ministers watch porn in the Assembly, Rape just becomes an
another incident which has the spotlight for a month or two after which there
are more important issues to be focussed upon like Sachin retiring from the One
Day Internationals etc.
Sitting in the living room and writing all this would seem
easy than doing something about it. But what can I do for I am just the common
man, when the one with the power is unable to talk even three sentences?
Nothing but humiliation taunts me, scares me and is eating me out alive.
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