The Shocking Reality of India’s RAPE Crisis That’s Kept Hidden in the Dark‼️

 

An uncomfortable truth.

Why have they done this?

She was only 9 years old, dearest to her parents. On her way from school, she was picked up by one of her relatives who took her home at the behest of her parents, but the relative had his own agenda, who called up few of his friends and together they took turn to rape and destroy her tiny body.

It is an uncomfortable truth.

It is the condition of free India that refuses to take the necessary action or create the necessary laws to not only protect the children but also its citizens from harm.

The truth wants to be heard.

…but they have kept it hidden.

The supposedly educated blinded by political rhetoric keep their mouth shut in order protect their political image. They don’t speak up because they want to one day be leaders of free India, and they seek to be leaders without serving the people!

…and how is it leadership when they don’t speak out for their own daughters?

 

Hiding the rape crisis through PR management

Are you aware that 90% of rape cases in India go unreported? The World Health Organisation has stated that only 10% of rape cases are actually reported, and this 10% are the ninety people who get raped every single day.

Even with the creation of fast-track courts for rape victims, more than 43000 cases remain pending in the courts, and do they ever get justice?

No, they are silenced!

On September 14, 2020, a 19-year-old woman was brutally assaulted and gang-raped in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh. She died at a Delhi hospital.

…and?

Her body was forcibly cremated using petrol by the supposed authorities of the state, and without the consent of the family.

PR agencies and media outlets on their payroll swoop in, and suppress the coverage by minimising the frequency of the story and shifting focus to irrelevant topics. Rather than resolving the systemic failures, critical voices are harassed, criticised or sidelined by the very same media.

It is the uncomfortable truth, but to many only their image is important, and to protect their image, and the image of their supposed leadership, victims are silenced, rather than arranging the necessary provisions to provide them JUSTICE.

 

Official narratives are not LIVE reality

Projecting a grand image of India on global forums while burning the raped bodies of India’s daughters and hiding the truth behind these crimes, is not progress.

It’s a betrayal of the nation’s conscience which was built from the blood of martyrs.

Here’s what the media is selling the public today:

·        Dividing the people and poisoning their minds with hate.

·        Marginalisation of activists and survivors.

·        Blaming the victims for the crimes committed on them.

·        Elevating the criminals and making them seem innocent.

Creating an illusion of nationwide progress while regular people suffer through their lived realities without resolving their problems, is not progress!

It’s injustice!