It is really unfortunate that the airplane crash in Mangalore accidentally killed 158 people in a go and the Government has decided to review all airports. 1. Unrealistic expectations from the society
2. No acceptance.
3. Continued harassment and no listening at all.
This is nothing short of a cold blooded murder of men by the society.
It is really surprising as the Govt. is ready to take action for 158 killed in a day and is sleeping over 158 being killed daily since the last 2 years and the trend is growing in continuing.
Are husbands disposable for the society?
Is killing husbands a social service?
Is the pain of a mother/sister less when she loses a son/brother than when she loses a daughter/sister?
Do not men deserve a life of peace and dignity?
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The World Anti-Terrorism Day is observed all over the world on the 21st of May. Coincidentally, on the 20th of May 2005 Honorable Supreme Court of India termed misuse of Section as 498A as “Legal Terrorism” in its landmark judgment by Justice Arijit Pasayath.
Hence, in the same context, in India a day should be dedicated as “The Anti Legal- Terrorism Day”. It is the need of the present day as many unconstitutional, gender-biased, one-sided “wife-centric and “Draconian Laws’ such as Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code, Domestic Violence Act, the many Maintenance laws, Child-Custody and Divorce Law are being randomly “Misused” by “Wives” and “Daughters –in –law” only with the sole intention of harassing the husband and in-laws and extorting a huge amount either as “Alimony or Maintenance” by manipulation of facts and false allegations on the whole family.
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There are 300 million Indians who earn less than two dollars a day. Yet, even people in slums spend 1 to 2 lacs rupees on marriages of children.
Parents who have 2 or 3 daughters save whole life neglecting nutrition and medicine for the daughters and the family.
People spend money in marriage to feed 500 guests in stead of spending money for medicines or healthcare for pregnant women. Middle class Parents who have 2 or 3 daughters lose almost half of their retirement savings during their marriages. This is completely unacceptable. The fear of marriage expenses makes many parents decide not to have girl child.
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USAID, UNIFEM and Amnesty International have come out in support of laws in India that violate Civil Liberties of Men, Women and Children in India.
The Indian Domestic Violence Law Section 498a of Indian Penal Code(IPC), presumes the accused men and women to be guilty till proven innocent and the police can arrest and jail the accused without any warrant. In last 5 years, more than 160,000 women and 550,000 men were arrested or jailed in India under this law without trial of investigation. (News here)
USAID supports this law and opposes any amendments to it.
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From warring sisters-in-law, to daughters-in-law jealous of their mothers-in-law, to female work colleagues at war, women’s relationships with each other often end in acrimony.
A recent newspaper report confirmed this theory when I read about Anita*, an alleged victim of the ‘wife-centric’ laws in India. Her kidney ailment did not prevent her arrest when her estranged daughter-in-law charged her son and the rest of her family, including a mentally-challenged daughter, for ill-treatment and cruelty. It is hard to believe how such accusations can be leveled against a mentally-challenged person. I wonder what the advocates of women’s rights will say to that!
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The above quotation may sound ambiguous and paradoxical to the reader in its initial stage, but a deeper thought into it, contemplation and a thorough study about it might prove the truth of it. The society is totally unaware of the real facts behind the so called “The Protective Wife-Centric Laws”. They have become, “Destructive” laws” for the husband, his family, the Indian society and mankind as a whole.
The statistics given below proves this fact.
- 70,000 marital cases per year.
- Average alimony of Rs. 20 Lacs.
- Rs. 14, 000 crores business shared by the police, the lawyers and the judges.
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Family Breaking can create serious socio-economic problems in India. International Studies and statistics have found that children from broken families have a very high risk of taking to crime and drugs. In Asian countries, there is a growing risks young children from broken families joining anti-nationals and extremist groups like Maoists.
US has experimented with radical forms of women's empowerment and today it has ended up with a high crime rate in spite of having one of the best law enforcement systems in the world.
Children from broken families in US are:
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This is one of the worst kinds of research that one can come across. The Cambridge, Harvard and John Hopkins University manufacture wild estimates out of no where and the intention is to showcase how brutal the people of India are.
Please note, every bit of it is a lie as radical feminists based in US, try to compete with each other in running this rumour mill with wild estimates.
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Marriage – the most controversial social institution – has always been at the center-stage of debates. However, of late, since the last decade, a new trend of criminalizing marital disputes has begun. This trend has started victimizing the “Indian Husband” and his family in a big way and has resulted in,
Skyrocketing expectations from men and nose-diving acceptance levels.
Ever-increasing suicides by husbands – 6 times the rate they are born.
Family-breaking.
Child and elder abuse.
Erosion of faith over the institution of marriage leading to promulgation of homosexual relationships, pre-marital sex, sexually transmitted diseases, etc.
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