Just today I read a piece of news where a New Delhi traffic constable raped a minor girl in a moving car. And in other news, couple of 18 year old boys sodomized a 13 year old boy in New Delhi. Couple of weeks ago a middle-aged woman was raped by few men known to her in a moving car on the pretext of dropping her home from the market, this again in New Delhi. Few more weeks ago mentally disabled minor was raped by someone she knew, in New Delhi. A few days before this incident another minor girl was raped by someone she knew, in New Delhi. Last month a woman was molested by security guards of a minister. No brownie points for guessing where this happened. New Delhi. To make matters worse, these are just the reported stories. There might be thousands of such other cases which are unreported. The sad part about most of these brutalities is that the accused is someone whom the victim knew or a government servant. How can you trust anyone in this world nowadays?
Unfortunately, websites like timesofindia.com never publish reports as to what happened to the accused in these rape cases. Most of the rapists are absconding somewhere, possibly raping a few more girls/women to satisfy their sexual urges. There are crimes committed elsewhere too, no doubt, but to hear such reports coming in on a regular basis from the nation's capital is very hard to digest. Not to mention the pain and suffering the victims will face from a society that is not known to embrace the hurt. People like us need to stand up to this atrocities and spread awareness about education and morality.
People and the government consider prostitution to be a tabooed profession and hence are not in a favor of giving any official status to it. But few know that it is the oldest profession in the world and was given legal status by the Emperors and Kings that ruled India. Forcing someone into prostitution is not an idea that I endorse but the prostitutes who earn a living out of it because they can do it is something that I thoroughly support. Atleast because of these prostitutes and their profession getting a legal status will reduce the number of rape cases reported in the country. To say the least, the very same ministers who oppose the existence of dance bars and red light districts cool off in the company of highly paid actresses and models who sell their body for the extra buck. Where did the morality go then? IPL cheerleaders in skimpy clothes all around the country aren't doing any favors either. They will just incite the anti-socials towards more crime. Lets hope the cheerleaders themselves aren't the victims one day.
Criminals who are child molesters and child rapists are given the lowest billing in US jails by fellow inmates. They are normally killed or beaten badly every time other inmates come to know about their presence in prison. Such is the hatred for child rapists. Same thing should happen in India as well, but it won't. India on the other hand should award the highest possible sentence to the rapists so that others don't follow suit. Its high time the crime rate in India towards minor girls and women go down. They are in a minority anyways, lets hope they don't become extinct because of these motherf#$%@s.
Unfortunately, websites like timesofindia.com never publish reports as to what happened to the accused in these rape cases. Most of the rapists are absconding somewhere, possibly raping a few more girls/women to satisfy their sexual urges. There are crimes committed elsewhere too, no doubt, but to hear such reports coming in on a regular basis from the nation's capital is very hard to digest. Not to mention the pain and suffering the victims will face from a society that is not known to embrace the hurt. People like us need to stand up to this atrocities and spread awareness about education and morality.
People and the government consider prostitution to be a tabooed profession and hence are not in a favor of giving any official status to it. But few know that it is the oldest profession in the world and was given legal status by the Emperors and Kings that ruled India. Forcing someone into prostitution is not an idea that I endorse but the prostitutes who earn a living out of it because they can do it is something that I thoroughly support. Atleast because of these prostitutes and their profession getting a legal status will reduce the number of rape cases reported in the country. To say the least, the very same ministers who oppose the existence of dance bars and red light districts cool off in the company of highly paid actresses and models who sell their body for the extra buck. Where did the morality go then? IPL cheerleaders in skimpy clothes all around the country aren't doing any favors either. They will just incite the anti-socials towards more crime. Lets hope the cheerleaders themselves aren't the victims one day.
Criminals who are child molesters and child rapists are given the lowest billing in US jails by fellow inmates. They are normally killed or beaten badly every time other inmates come to know about their presence in prison. Such is the hatred for child rapists. Same thing should happen in India as well, but it won't. India on the other hand should award the highest possible sentence to the rapists so that others don't follow suit. Its high time the crime rate in India towards minor girls and women go down. They are in a minority anyways, lets hope they don't become extinct because of these motherf#$%@s.
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