86 thoughts on “Do Not Punish Innocent Men in Pursuit to Women Empowerment

  1. Chandra Sahu

    You have picked up something that demanded courage to talk about.
    Everybody is talking of women empowerment without realizing that there has to be a limit for everything.
    This cannot be at the cost of the innocent.

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  2. S.K. Bhardwaj

    I cannot understand one simple thing which even you have mentioned,
    when men and women are equal then why are men arrested and
    harassed just on the complaint of a woman which in many cases is not even true.
    Why cannot a man ask for justice when a woman promises marriage but then marries someone else.

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  3. Kaushal

    I can agree with you on many points like amending women related laws of India,
    but you will also have to agree that unless we are very much aggressive about strengthening women,
    no one will ever change in this male dominant society.

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  4. Chandrasekharan

    Females are their own protectors and no law can substitute this.
    In the recent Delhi rape case the girl was courageous enough in complaining despite the fact that she was about to be married.
    We need pure courage from women and not any faulty attempts.

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  5. M. L. Rawat

    I have seen that village rivalry is pursued by filing false cases against men with the help of women.
    In these cases the lives of these men are ruined and they have no option than to become law-breakers in future.
    This means we are building a criminal society.

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  6. Akhil

    Blaming someone is very easy.
    And in cases of female molestation,
    there is no need of even evidences,
    just a statement from the girl suffices the need.
    This means that men are always at risk.
    How can the society prosper in these conditions.

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  7. Raj

    This is more than a political matter and has to be looked in the same way. This is about social justice and I agree that even men at high-end profiles also fall into the grip of such cases without committing any mistake.

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  8. Ashok Pratap

    The facts that you have quoted tell how grave is the problem.
    More than half of cases of rapes and dowry are fake!
    Just imagine the pain of not only the accused man but also his family,
    his parents and brothers and sisters.
    Even professional life is ruined.

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  9. Dinesh

    We have to look at both sides of the coin sir.
    One thing that you are missing on is that women have been suppressed since ages and if we will not have tough laws men will never change.
    At least today men fear of committing any offense.
    This is just because they know that their lives will be ruined if they do anything wrong with a woman.

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  10. Sitaram Taparia

    Dear Sir,

    I fully agree with your views. We need more and more honest thinkers like you, rather than people who just make politically correct statements (like woman empowement) or blindly follows or turns a blind eye.

    I always wondered why women have to be given special status for complaining (with no questions asked) when we tirelessly claim that they are equal to men. It is beyond comprehension as to how a “relishing” female gets right after years and after destroying family of a man.

    The problem does not seem to have a solution because there are many rogue men and there are many rogue women. As many instances reported could be true for punishing the guilty , equal numbet are false complaints where complainants should be punished.

    I read your all blogs with keen interest. As much courage you have to speak your mind, you have been blessed with art of articulating it with as much power.

    Keep writing.

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  23. Biranchi Narayan Acharya

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  24. Nayan Mipun

    These are also under the guise of historical oppression of women by men, so as long as historically we perceive the men oppressed women than present day discrimination against men and boys would continue because justifications that historically men oppressed women would lure people for not questioning women’s movement at all (so in the UNO), educational system need to address that historically too men and women were equally advantaged and disadvantaged

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  25. Vineet Sasurkar

    Your article on women empowerment is very nice. It is very true. I would also like to add some points but they are not backed with any proof or historical documents.
    1. Indian women have always been used as an article to gift to other kings for diplomatic reasons.
    2. Used as a weapon to bring down competitors and
    3. A very less percentage are used to actually rape or harass,
    4. Still very less percentage who use their femininity to climb-up the ladder.

    Women do not have confidence to speak against the powerful people so they try to shout, cry blaming soft targets.
    This motivates flesh traders and the cyclic process goes on.

    So I think, the first step in empowering women would be to dis-empower the men who are using women for their own selfish benefits.

    And with respect to women who use their femininity to climb-up the success ladder, men need to be vigilant and true to their jobs.

    Hope I am not offending anyone and making some sense.

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