Chow Mein to blame for sex crimes...

Miss Mimi
By Miss Mimi

Indian culture, not chow mein, is to blame for sex crimes

Soumik Mukherjee
Apr 21, 2013

The year 1996 marked a new phase of my life. Newly married, I moved with my wife from our home state of West Bengal to a new job in Delhi.

Moving to the city was a dream come true for me, as it is for hundreds of thousands of Indian young people. There I started to achieve my aspirations. But the Indian capital is not etched in my memory for good reasons alone.

Delhi is certainly impressive and dynamic, a food lover's delight and full of art and culture. But it has its darker side as well. I found it indifferent, insensitive, unforgiving and above all unsafe.

Late one evening in our first year there, my wife and I, on our motorbike, were traversing a forlorn stretch of South Delhi. A motorcycle-borne man pulled up beside us, half his face covered with a cloth, a common precaution against air pollution.

I changed speed a few times, but he matched me. Finally he pulled down his scarf, showed that he had a revolver under his shirt, and demanded that my wife shift to his bike.

The next few moments passed as if in a dream, but luckily a police patrol car came into sight and we were saved. The police helped us reach our destination safely, instead of bothering to chase the culprit.

This personal experience, along with others I witnessed, heard of from friends, and read about in the newspapers, all left a bitter taste.

Delhi is not safe for women - even in daytime. It never was. Crimes against women are numerous but only a handful of them come to light. Even fewer get proper attention from law enforcement. Unfortunately, few in positions of power act against social evils unless they are compelled to.

The rape of a young woman on a bus there last December led to a rare level of public outrage, causing many to detect a popular awakening on the issue of safety for women.

The immense pressure of protests in that case compelled the parliament to pass, last month, a sweeping new law against sexual violence.

This law will, when it takes effect, make stalking, voyeurism and sexual harassment criminal. Also it provides the death penalty for repeat offenders and for a rape that leads to death. It also requires police officers to open cases when they receive complaints of sexual attacks.

It remains to be seen how well the law will be applied, and how much it will change the situation.

Recent cases in Delhi tend to obscure the fact that the problem is nationwide. Cities such as Chennai, Mumbai, and Kolkata, and Kerala state, are only relatively safe.

In a 2011 survey, 87 per cent of women polled called Delhi the most unsafe city in the country. Mumbai was seen as the safest by 74 per cent. Women in Kolkata felt safer than those in Delhi and Mumbai.

But the truth is that no place is truly safe. The dismal scenario has left many Indian women stoically resigned to harassment, if not worse.

Doubtless, there is little regard for women in society. This is true for reasons that come from the perspective that grows from Indian culture. And rarely has that twisted reality been so palpable as after the Delhi bus rape. Consider the reaction of some political leaders after the tragedy:

"Painted women protesters in Delhi went to discotheques and then turned up at India Gate to express outrage", scoffed Abhijit Mukherjee, a Congress legislator and the son of President Pranab Mukherjee.

Jitender Chhatar, a local official, told the Times of India that "consumption of fast food contributes to rape incidents". In particular, he claimed, "chow mein leads to hormonal imbalance, evoking an urge to indulge in such acts".

And Omprakash Chautala, the former chief minister of Haryana, offered this solution to the frequency of sex crimes: "Marry off girls early to prevent rape". Does he think married women are exempt?

These and countless other examples reveal a bizarre attitude, common among Indian men, that women are mere objects of male whims and desires. Such perceptions damage the whole society, threatening to eclipse many of the gains that India has made on so many fronts over the years.

I am cautiously optimistic about the possibility of change in this attitude. Officials, and parents, must do all they can to encourage that, because therein lies the seed of India's success as a society. But there is no magic formula to make this change happen.

Read more: http://www.thenational.ae/thenationalconversation/comment/indian-culture...

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I think the author could have gone on about 2 or 3 more pages, but an interesting editorial nonetheless.

By frez.joe• 16 May 2013 11:30
frez.joe

this post totally got outflow

By weedler• 16 May 2013 10:07
weedler

IMO, people tends to give various reasons for an act that can only be prevented with the help of significant individuals. Regardless of religion or culture, values should be learned from school. strengthened inside the house and embraced by the person. No law can prohibit a person to do such madness really. Every man is responsible for his or her actions. These things happens around the globe, and some may even be worst. Let's just hope that the next generation would be saved if we act now.

By frez.joe• 22 Apr 2013 16:03
frez.joe

If i need

By Straight Arrow• 22 Apr 2013 13:20
Straight Arrow

can you elaborate?

By frez.joe• 22 Apr 2013 12:35
frez.joe

I agree, but why peoples can't accept it?

By Straight Arrow• 22 Apr 2013 11:40
Straight Arrow

We as Muslims must follow the rules of Islam as much as we can because we believe it is made to make us better persons, however, the misunderstanding creates problems.

Any thing which is used wrongly will affect us negatively but when used properly it will benifit us.

By frez.joe• 22 Apr 2013 11:10
frez.joe

Who has the rights to kill? nobody has rights to kill, we r not perfect enough to discuss about islamic sharia law, so better we stop speaking about spiritualism. But some idiots use a religion to commit a murder, then the blaming will be on certain religion. This is what happens time to time, but as per topic, i'm agree if the rapist gets punishment according to islamic law!

By Straight Arrow• 22 Apr 2013 10:50
Straight Arrow

honour killing shall not be under the name of Islam.

By frez.joe• 22 Apr 2013 09:46
frez.joe

What do u mean by 'against islam' ,r u an anti islamic?

By Straight Arrow• 22 Apr 2013 09:27
Straight Arrow

I also believe against Islam.

By BOXBE13• 22 Apr 2013 09:24
BOXBE13

You never answered me on honour killing...do you think this is right :)

By Straight Arrow• 22 Apr 2013 08:42
Straight Arrow

and the side discussions

By frez.joe• 21 Apr 2013 19:44
frez.joe

Fact SG! a punishment must reduce the crime or violence least, if it's fail to do, we can't consider it as a punishment.

By inspire2013• 21 Apr 2013 18:51
inspire2013

Need to always be at the right time, right place and doing the right thing !

By Stone Cold• 21 Apr 2013 18:00
Stone Cold

Educate them to start loving their hands.

By Sulieman• 21 Apr 2013 15:46
Sulieman

SA

Will you stop, aren't you bored?

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 15:44
Straight Arrow

why do you say I know these women?

Any how back to the topic:

1. Wwhat to do if the eduction is not enough to stop the crime?

2. What punishment would you suggest, please suggest a punishment which is considered relevant or accepted to the people in your country?

By Sulieman• 21 Apr 2013 15:32
Sulieman

Soniya ,,, Heheheheh

I've been caught :( ,, and you twisted her name to fit the Song "Carly RAPE Jespen"... ROFL

Brit Yes,,,,,, i wanna complain to the authorities, i have been harassed by a girl :(

By soniya• 21 Apr 2013 15:24
soniya

THESE WOMEN?? I am sure you must be knowing THOSE WOMEN..

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 15:19
Straight Arrow

or 15 yrs old, please when you find put the link so that others can look and see.

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 15:17
Straight Arrow

I guess all agree now that if eduction is not enough then there should be strong punishment to stop the rape crime, however, I am still waiting for an answer of the punishment you suggest which can be relevant or accepted in your countryt?

BOXBE13 said cut their pp

By soniya• 21 Apr 2013 15:17
soniya

Women are raping men in some countries?? really?

Gggeeezzz! let me google it now...

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 15:14
Straight Arrow

in some countries, google and you will know.

By soniya• 21 Apr 2013 15:13
soniya

Hey sulieman, you have twisted the actual song...:)))

It is sung by CARLY RAE JESPEN..

By britexpat• 21 Apr 2013 15:11
britexpat

Women have also been known to rape men :O(

By Sulieman• 21 Apr 2013 14:59
Sulieman

Rape Song:

Hey I just met you

and this is crazy

So here is my number ,, So rape me maybe

Damn... will you stop

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 14:54
Straight Arrow

and here some head lines:

Facts about Men and Rape

Myths about Men and Rape

What Can We Do

MALE RESPONSIBILITY FOR RAPE AND RAPE AWARENESS

ONE IN THREE WOMEN AND ONE IN SEVEN MEN... WHAT DOES THIS MEAN

WHERE DO ALL THESE RAPISTS COME FROM?

SEXUAL OBJECTS MAKE SEXUAL TARGETS

HOW WOULD OUR LIVES BE DIFFERENT IF THERE WAS NO SEXUAL VIOLENCE?

HOW MEN CAN HELP PREVENT RAPE:

ACTIONS MEN CAN TAKE:

LEARN TO RECOGNIZE EMOTIONS IN YOURSELF AND OTHERS

Violence generally does not erupt from nowhere. There are clues when anger is becoming unmanageable.

Stuffers:

Escalators:

IMMEDIATE ALTERNATIVES TO VIOLENT BEHAVIOR

LIFESTYLE CHANGES TO MODIFY VIOLENT BEHAVIOR

Full article source:

http://www.rapecrisiscenter.com/education_articles_007.htm

By BOXBE13• 21 Apr 2013 14:39
BOXBE13

if education is not enough then what to do?

Then chop their pp

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 14:36
Straight Arrow

So what is the solution with those who do not respect the laws and humanity?

If education is not enough then what to do?

By snakyy21• 21 Apr 2013 14:31
snakyy21

i think religion has nothing to do with the nr of rapist... there are good and bad people in every race, nationality, religion, etc... There might be less reported cases in countries where women are opressed... or one section of population enjoys favoritism... and the taboos prevent people from openly challenging the old stereotypes.... Some women are sooooo brainwashed that they actually blame themselves.. they believe it was their fault.. they were on a wrong side of the street.. at a wrong time.... dressed inappropriately... or gave a wrong hint.. or whatever.... Does not matter what hint you get.. or what woman did.... or did not... NO MEANS NO... end of story... no at any time... even if initially you thought something is going to happen... she has the right to change her mind at any time. It is the man's duty to protect people not assult them and by assulting anyone they take their own honor.

Thanks MM.... I am glad we share opinions. I am a guy but sometimes I get really pissed off hering bs such as accusing victims in being raped.. i even heard this kind of accusations from women themselves which I find bizzare and heartless.

By FathimaH• 21 Apr 2013 14:27
FathimaH

TFS Mimi...an article that pretty much sums up a lot of misconceptions and ignorant notions that many people harbor towards rape, rapists and their victims.

And it reemphasizes the need for both education and better laws.

I guess whilst most of us may agree on what the former must include(like no means no, rape is never ok under any circumstance, general precautions young people and even children must take against predators, etc)the latter(ie what is the best form of punishment for a rapist) will always be a subject of different views.

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 14:20
Straight Arrow

and others as well

By Rihatum• 21 Apr 2013 14:16
Rihatum

Our Creator, The Almighty Allah has given us the solution, If we are really seeking the solution,

In chapter 24 Verse 30, Almighty addresses men and ask them to lower their gaze.

24:30 "Say to the believing men that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty: that will make for greater purity for them: And Allah is well acquainted with all that they do."

Allah continues with following orders for believing women,

24:31 And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty; that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what (must ordinarily) appear thereof; that they should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty except to their husbands, their fathers, their husband's fathers, their sons, their husbands' sons, their brothers or their brothers' sons, or their sisters' sons, or their women, or the slaves whom their right hands possess, or male servants free of physical needs, or small children who have no sense of the shame of sex; and that they should not strike their feet in order to draw attention to their hidden ornaments. And O ye Believers! turn ye all together towards Allah, that ye may attain Bliss."

Also,

33:59 "O Prophet! Tell thy wives and daughters, and the believing women, that they should cast their outer garments over their persons (when abroad): that is most convenient, that they should be known (as such) and not molested. And Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful" (Surah 33 Verse 59).

Now imagine a society who follows the above, there would be no chance for males getting attracted out of wed to women. But if still some one does commit the crime, Islam gives the highest punishment.

100 lashes for the rapist (if he is not married)

and stoning to death if he is married and still rapes.

if any of you think this is brutal punishment,

Ask a rape victim or family of the victim.

The solution starts with 1st layer. Prevention for males, 2nd layer. Prevention for females 3. Sever punishment for offenders.

The solution for society is given by Almighty, any takers?

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 14:06
Straight Arrow

means varity of choice,

By BOXBE13• 21 Apr 2013 14:03
BOXBE13

What do you say about honour killings..is this right

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 14:02
Straight Arrow

do for those who do not respect the laws?

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 13:59
Straight Arrow

but yes there are Muslim countries with many rapist.

By BOXBE13• 21 Apr 2013 13:56
BOXBE13

I think SA is going off topic or he has not gone out of qatar to any other country..he thinks every country should have the same law as the gulf countries

By BOXBE13• 21 Apr 2013 13:55
BOXBE13

i wish they could be...but i do not think so

nomerci...agree to you

By Miss Mimi• 21 Apr 2013 13:52
Miss Mimi

I wish we had a LIKE button for Snakky's post. Very well said.

By snakyy21• 21 Apr 2013 13:52
snakyy21

Seriously.. some people speak like they are in dark ages.... we are a civil society and again NO MEANS NO.. and forcing someone is a criminal act... and no excuse should be ever accepted.... there is no "concessional circumstances"... how dare people put some of the blame on victims.. I want to see some of those finding execuses being in place of victims.. then let's see what they say

By nomerci• 21 Apr 2013 13:52
nomerci

a rapist does not care what a woman looks like, how old she is etc. It is all about power.

By GodFather.• 21 Apr 2013 13:51
GodFather.

Yes Boxbe is there any SEX offenders Register in India? Especially in Delhi?

By snakyy21• 21 Apr 2013 13:50
snakyy21

SA you are not making sense... are you saying that Muslim countries dont have rapist... cause that would be absurd...

In my opinion what is needed is general education.. and citizen's have to step up when they see people acting in an anti-social or criminal manner....

How lowely a man think of himself if he sees satisfcation of his urges via raping a woman.. or harming anyone in general... this is wilderness... i mean we all have a bit of animal in us... but this is where our human part should take over... and clean our thought process..

Just because I find someone attractive does not mean I want to have sex with her... i am sorry... only hungry animals can think that way.. predators so coward that they target weakest in our societies...

All women should report the cases and they should be properly investigated.. there is no shame in being raped... there is a shame in raping someone.. and believe me those people find out that real quick once they get into prison.. they re-live that experience 1000s times on a receiving end.

Any human including any woman or child should be able to show up any time of the day.. anywhere in the world.... dress however he or she wants.... eat chow mein.. or whatever else.. do whatever else they want....and be safe at all time.. This is a part of human right.. and the stupid explanation like the woman generated desire in a man due to her dressing or behavior is just bunch of lots and lots of bs. There is NO EXCUSE... and NO MEANS NO.... even if you are just few inches away... and any time NO MEANS NO !!

By BOXBE13• 21 Apr 2013 13:49
BOXBE13

If he is a pervert mind he will not care about anything...he is a pervert and will remain a perv

By Miss Mimi• 21 Apr 2013 13:49
Miss Mimi

On a completely separate note, I wish I hadn't mentioned Chow Mein in the title of this thread. I am no craving chicken chow mein, and that is no laughing matter for a pregnant lady. :(

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 13:47
Straight Arrow

and suggest a punishement you think it is relevant to those who commit such a crime in your country.

By GodFather.• 21 Apr 2013 13:46
GodFather.

That's the dilemma, the perpetrators are across the section of the society. The wealthy ones that commit rape never make the headlines as the crime is covered as soon as it is committed.

But does this give a reflection of the society! I was thinking why are these people resorting to Rape are there not enough women in India to go around?

By Miss Mimi• 21 Apr 2013 13:46
Miss Mimi

A logical person will never commit a crime period.

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 13:45
Straight Arrow

the logical person commit a crime if he/she knows that the punishment he/she receives will end their life?

By Miss Mimi• 21 Apr 2013 13:26
Miss Mimi

No one who commits a crime thinks they're going to get caught SA.

By BOXBE13• 21 Apr 2013 13:16
BOXBE13

Iam not sure...but i feel the north is more unsafe than the south

By GodFather.• 21 Apr 2013 13:00
GodFather.

Incredible India not looking so good a destination for tourist at the moment! If people are not safe in the Capital city will be they safe else where in India?

At least due to the Electronic media more and more cases are coming to light of this epidemic in the Capital City!

By BOXBE13• 21 Apr 2013 12:50
BOXBE13

Which country are you talking about..iam confused

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 12:47
Straight Arrow

I am waiting for others to vote, so we have two votes on answer No.2

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 12:45
Straight Arrow

for sure he knows he will be caught and killed?

By frez.joe• 21 Apr 2013 12:35
frez.joe

Harsh punishment will reduce the violence for sure, for Straight Arrow's question, i will vote for #2 Yes, sure it will help.

Crime won't disappear but it will get reduce

By BOXBE13• 21 Apr 2013 12:12
BOXBE13

i did not know dik-sheet is bad word...Mods that is her name :(

By BOXBE13• 21 Apr 2013 12:11
BOXBE13

I wonder where is sheila dikshit...she did not even utter a word in the case of the 5 year old girl..shame on her..throw that old lady out

By Baburao-Ganpatrao-Apte• 21 Apr 2013 12:01
Baburao-Ganpatrao-Apte

not PM kick Sonia gandhi out she is a useless woman shame on her

By BOXBE13• 21 Apr 2013 11:59
BOXBE13

I agree to you but that would be in religious teachings...Every country can not have that kind of law SA...:)

India still do not have law for rape cases...They need to draft one as soon as possible...probably death penalty ..with that fear rape crimes will reduce...also they should kick the dummy PM out

By Miss Mimi• 21 Apr 2013 11:58
Miss Mimi

Then he'll do what he can to make sure he doesn't get caught. Like killing the victim rather than just raping her.

By nomerci• 21 Apr 2013 11:57
nomerci

As long as men believe they "own" women, that women are "weaker", and need to be told by men what to do, nothing will change...no matter what laws are put into place.

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 11:51
Straight Arrow

knows that he will be killed when caught?

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 11:49
Straight Arrow

http://islamqa.info/en/ref/72338

This is applicable for the Muslim Countries, what would our Non Muslim friends suggest, what punishment do they like to suggest?

By Miss Mimi• 21 Apr 2013 11:48
Miss Mimi

Where am I contradicting myself?

No I don't believe harsher punishments will reduce rape rates. What longer prison sentences can do is get some rapists off the street, and make victims feel better, but overall, it won't effect would-be rapists.

By BOXBE13• 21 Apr 2013 11:38
BOXBE13

What kind of strong punishment you are referring here

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 11:33
Straight Arrow

I wish you agree with your self at least half of the times where you contradict your self.

Let us make a vote here:

Will a strong punishment rduce the cases of rape in a certain country when the strong punishment is implemented?

1. Yes, it might help

2. Yes, sure it will help

3. No

I appreciate your voting guys

By Sulieman• 21 Apr 2013 11:31
Sulieman

Good article to read

Thanks Miss Mimi

I think they first have to work on the culture of the people and they have to implants the respect for women in men heart and souls there, but before that the "Rapists should be punished", and this will be Deterrent to the others.

~What About This!

Jitender Chhatar, a local official, told the Times of India that "consumption of fast food contributes to rape incidents". In particular, he claimed, "chow mein leads to hormonal imbalance, evoking an urge to indulge in such acts".

Should we really blame the fast food and let everything else GO.

By Miss Mimi• 21 Apr 2013 11:30
Miss Mimi

Execution is just revenge. It won't change the status of women in the society and it won't change the rape levels. If anything it will make police ignore more rapes and less women report rapes. It would also most likely increase the number of women killed during rapes, as the rapists wouldn't want to leave a witness.

By frez.joe• 21 Apr 2013 11:25
Rating: 3/5
frez.joe

Death Penalty is the best law against those rapists- they would have hang those bastards who raped n drove to death a girl on december last year, but indian government fail to do it, so on we have seen many raping cases across the nation, today i was shocked n pinched my self wheni read that a 5 year old girl raped in india!

Is it dream or what??? The nation which was proud by the names like Sir Mahatma Gandhi ,Mother Theresa n many of them who made the world to make a spot light on the nation,,, i don't blame only on india, but on the worst paragraph india on top.

By Miss Mimi• 21 Apr 2013 11:23
Miss Mimi

Harsher sentencing is definitely needed Brit. But so is a complete societal upheaval about the status and rights of women. You'll never get harsher sentences imposed until women are viewed as actual human beings.

By soniya• 21 Apr 2013 11:22
soniya

What to say? Few incidents happened in INDIA at present and in the past have let us down everywhere...It is really a shame for us..

Being INDIAN, i feel speechless...

How long we could cry out loud that we need to educate our society in order to get rid of such SICK MINDED people?? These incidents will never get stopped unless INDIAN GOVERNMENT think of some STRICT LAWS against RAPE..

Just AT LEAST one capital punishment for RAPE, and it will send a strong message for sure...SICK minded will really think twice before doing such heinous crime...

By Baburao-Ganpatrao-Apte• 21 Apr 2013 11:18
Baburao-Ganpatrao-Apte

oh no pls spare that blender

By britexpat• 21 Apr 2013 11:18
britexpat

yes, the police need to wake up and listen to the claims of the victims. If found guilty, the harsher sentences will send a clear message to anyone contemplating abuse of women / children.

By Miss Mimi• 21 Apr 2013 11:18
Miss Mimi

I'm going to go stick my hand in a blender SA. It will be more fun than answering your nonsensical questions.

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 11:14
Straight Arrow

that some children at the school do the home work because they are afraid from the teacher punishment to them?

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 11:12
Straight Arrow

will think of the consequences and will not accept to do something will turn back negatively on any of his family members.

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 11:09
Straight Arrow

No Rapist will be a clean person, A rapist is like a white dress with oils and grease on the dress, how can I say this dress is clean and white?

By Miss Mimi• 21 Apr 2013 11:08
Miss Mimi

But if the vast majority of rapists still aren't being charged, than what do the punishments matter? Most men will still think they can get away with it.

By Baburao-Ganpatrao-Apte• 21 Apr 2013 11:08
Baburao-Ganpatrao-Apte

send them to Saudi

By britexpat• 21 Apr 2013 11:05
britexpat

I agree with you.

However, perhaps one way to "accelerate" the change is to have punishments which make the people take note of the seriousness of the issue.

By Miss Mimi• 21 Apr 2013 11:00
Miss Mimi

TB, far be it from me to defend SA, but I think he was referring to RAPIST's being clean and not harassing, etc, not the victims.

By Miss Mimi• 21 Apr 2013 10:59
Miss Mimi

Brit, I just hope the issue stops getting diverted by focus on the punishment for the crime and starts to focus more on what the cause of the crime is in the first place. Attitudes towards women in India NEED to change.

By Baburao-Ganpatrao-Apte• 21 Apr 2013 10:59
Baburao-Ganpatrao-Apte

And then burn them in boston

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 10:58
Straight Arrow

But I also believe in fait, good and bad, and I also know what is meant to be for me or happen to me will always take place, and what is not meant to be for me or happen to me then it will never take place.

By britexpat• 21 Apr 2013 10:58
britexpat

And hang them in the town square..

By Baburao-Ganpatrao-Apte• 21 Apr 2013 10:57
Baburao-Ganpatrao-Apte

chop the banana of all the rapists

By britexpat• 21 Apr 2013 10:56
britexpat

excellent article. It is ofcourse well known in inner circles that during the Minger Dynasty, Chow Mein was believed to have aphrodiasical qualities and was only allowed to be eaten by those in high station with numerous concubines...

It is good that people and especially "painted women protestors" have found a voice through the use of social media, internet and highlighted their cause. the press is also to be congratulated for taking up the issues.

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 10:55
Straight Arrow

but there are plenty of stories in this world where members of the Rapist family got harrased or harmed or raped because of the act of the Rapist member in the family.

By BOXBE13• 21 Apr 2013 10:51
BOXBE13

TFS...Babu that was my dialogue :P

By Miss Mimi• 21 Apr 2013 10:46
Miss Mimi

Why would you rape innocent family members of a rapist?

By Baburao-Ganpatrao-Apte• 21 Apr 2013 10:42
Baburao-Ganpatrao-Apte

it all started bcoz of shakti kapoor aaaun aaaun lolitha

By Straight Arrow• 21 Apr 2013 10:41
Straight Arrow

however, I believe no men is born as a rapist, other wise all men are rapist in nature, then why there are men who are not rapist.

To avoid rape the values and morals should be tought at schools and homes, and all those rapist must know that what they do to others will happen to them one day, i.e. these rapist will be raped and one or two of their family members will be raped.

I also believe that if you are clean and do not harras or do not try to rape you will be safe as well as your family members.

The article in general nice, thanks Miss Mimi.

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