The author shares their thoughts after hearing a speech by a prominent figure who blamed rising rape cases on the clothing choices of girls, suggesting that they should wear more modest attire. The author questions why society places blame on girls for their clothing when everyone has the right to live freely and express themselves as they choose. They argue that judging a girl based on her attire is unjust and that many women who dress conservatively may not necessarily embody good morals. The author also raises the point that wearing more clothing does not guarantee safety from becoming a victim of assault. They reference a story about the saint Eknath, where women reacted differently to two men passing by based on their perceptions and attitudes, emphasizing that how one views others matters more than their clothing. The author concludes by noting that even in the past, when women wore full clothing, incidents of rape still occurred, suggesting that the issue lies deeper than just clothing choices.

by Ravindra Radadiya Rcube in English Magazine

Writen by Ravindra Radadiya Rcube

Category Magazine