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Written by Virag   
Wednesday, 01 December 2010 10:29

 

Recently innocent men were beaten up by women as they mistakenly entered some coaches reserved for women. Without understanding the practical problems involved therein, innocent men were bashed up by not only women passengers but also by the police and the misandrist media hailed it as a BOLD act of Women Empowerment.

Without going into the morality and validity of reservation for women in an era when we legally deny basic human rights to men in the name of "Gender Equality", this act of Violence is downright barbaric and condemnable. So my question is, in order to provide protection, security and a safe environment to the male passengers, why can't we have "male-only" coaches in all modes of transport to avoid unwarranted male-bashing? Feel free to put your views in comment.

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