DON’T YOU
THINK SO WE SHOULD PROTECT MEN
TOO??
GENDER
DISCRIMINATION
Gender discrimination is common in India. Indian
Preamble which clearly states that there should be equality before Law &
Equal protection of the Law, All people are equal in the eyes of Law. But does
it really exist??

IS
THERE ANY SMALL LAW MADE FOR THE PROTECTION OF MEN??
We won’t be able to find any single law for the
benefit or protection of men. What if men are assaulted by wife or her
relatives?? Can our law protect such poor men?? Is it just??
Nowadays many cases are coming ahead in which men
are assaulted, tortured, sexually abused and harassed by their wives and their
relatives. Which law will help such men?? None of the law can help them. If they
are right then also people see them as if they are the culprits no one wants to
know the facts if man’s name is there in any family case it is presumed that he
is the only culprits.
In
many family cases men’s condition is worst than a woman if he is innocent then
also he suffers a lot. He has to pay a compensation for his innocence and when
matter goes out of control then we can see such men are either in asylum or in
jail. This becomes their future.
Equality should come in equal way. Man and
woman are like a two wheeler of life’s vehicle which will not move in absence
of any one wheeler. Men and women both are required for the good conduct of
good society. We are performing our duty towards our mother but what about our
father??
An eye opening post. There is not a single law to protect men in case of domestic violence. In non-reciprocal violence women were the perpetrators in over 70% of the cases. Domestic Violence in India has details of domestic violence rates among men and women in India.
ReplyDeleteI highly appreciate your cosmopolitan view, Some things are there in our society on which we don't want to think or sometimes we ignore it. Thanks a lot for giving your precious time to read my article, for any suggestions or improvements relating to my posts, please feel free to contact.
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Monica Mishra