Dear Amanat,
Your death is a worldwide sensational news and people from all around
the world wanted to fight justice for you. India was badly mouthed for the fact
that they disrespect most women in their country. Your death has been a national
debate and people from around the world help to seek justice, pray and felt
indignant for you.
Over the years, women in India, their status are low. They are
restricted from certain things in life and had to be fined if they are not
abiding it. Dressing in traditional Indian clothes is only allowed so as to
prevent any sexual harassment. Still in the 21st century, married
women are not able to use the wonderful technology as they might elope with the
third party. The respect for women in India is rare and is only to certain
people.
Police in India, handle rape cases like it did not matter to them at
all. It was very unprofessional for them to not even bother to do any paperwork
and following the victims to the hospital. The reason being because, in India
law, the definition of rape is sexual intercourse. In the Judicial system, they
would not charge the offenders but state that it is a false alarm and would not
go further into the case.
Recently after your death, rape women victims are able to come forward to
seek justice and equality. Not only women are seeking justice, the turban male
Sikh also protested. They held up a board which quoted “Real man don't rape!”
The prosecutions of the rapists sped up and the punishment on them are severely
dealt with too.
Don't you worry Amanat, you didn't die in vain. You've helped many
people in India and raise awareness on them too. Last but not least, rest in
peace.
Yours
Catherine
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