Tourist Couple Get Gang ***** In India By 5 Men. Does Their Culture Support This?

Spanish travel blogger gang-r**** in India: Police arrest four as bruised couple say country is ‘worth visiting’
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[@harishankarvishnu2541]

I am Indian from kerala state I never even looked a women wrongly in my life but when I go out with my mom for a walk my fellow country men just stares at her like hungry hounds from hell, it makes us very uncomfortable . One day when she walked without me and one guy on a motorcycle tried to I can't say the r word because its my mom I am uncomfortable using that but the reality is he tried it. and when she fought back, he ran with his motorcycle. This happened not in the darkness of the night but on a sunny day on the middle of the road. When she complain to the police the answer from police will make you appall they, asked my mother for evidence for the attempted thing. But my mom never gave up she investigated herself after some investigation she found a cctv footage from nearby convince store. She collected it and went to police and gave them evidence. The judge ordered the arrest of the perp, then he was arrested by police and got jail for his actions. I was there in court for the hearing the judge was a women she empathised with my mom and gave the perp maximum sentence, and told police that they are useless corrupted officers. After sentencing people from the perp side most importantly his wife came and told my mom that please reach a settlement and take down the case because, they had two girl child's yes you hear me he have two girl child's. You be the judge.

[@AbaNPreach]

these stories are insane. I hope your family stays safe.

[@MrSecretweapon174]

I'm sorry to hear that man. I'm glad you're mom got away

[@kingike25319]

We live in a bubble in America. Very greatful i haven't grown up in that environment.

[@theogknight2292]

As another Indian myself, this makes me immensely shameful of ourselves. If these crimes were actually enforced there wouldn't be as many people willing to try it.

[@R2d2..]

I’m happy your mom is safe and never gave up 😢💗 These stories are insane 💔

[@justsayin8700]

India only cared about this one because it was a tourist. If it were an Indian woman who made this complaint it’ll fall on deaf ears

[@OnlyCitrus]

There was this case where the police raped a woman who went there to file a rape case

[@abhaythapa5951]

So how are the crimes being reported and the culprits are getting punished if the complaints fall on deaf ears by your logic?

[@Feelrightathome]

True, sadly the media and the governments don't care aslong as it happens to people who aren't from the west. It's not made up there are even groups made by white westerners just to visit these places so gov take action. Pretty sad

[@tnago916]

So sad

[@justsayin8700]

@@abhaythapa5951 there’s a lot of victim blaming. Say for example one real case , they blamed the woman for being out too late….but she was with her partner

[@sev7463]

"Child marriage is a solution to grape" What the fuck did I just read

[@Mike-LitorisSoBig]

Certified PDF- file

[@haveaniceday1692]

Seriously blew my mind!!!

[@MixedChick1]

lol

[@EternalResonance]

He also got Graped?? What desperate fks would?

[@juliemesser2053]

Isn't that rape???!!!

[@Aviao100]

As a woman, I'm never going to India

[@fly99121]

Smart

[@Raja1938]

Good move. As long as you avoid India you’ll be safe.

[@Witz2006]

Best decision.

[@iidentifyasjeffbezos]

AND SOUTH AFRICA!

[@user-jz9ke7yu7u]

Smart gal..

[@sano_.]

im a girl born in india and its soo real about this being normalized, im 19 year old now and i always used to be mad at why my family doesnt let me go out by myself or at night but as i grew up i realized why and that took a part of my childhood away..

[@Bell_plejdo568p]

How is it normalized and was it always this and

[@sano_.]

@@Bell_plejdo568p "rape" doesn't hold the weight to it as it should. the men and even the families of the females think that it's the girls fault if it ever happens. they question her and her clothings. as far as I can remember grape was always common but has increased in a few years.

[@Dev-qs2yb]

Man hating feminists spreading false information detected.

[@filipedias7284]

​@@someoneyeah777bro would it hurt to just shush

[@Aarnyx]

LMFAO@@someoneyeah777

[@carloganz]

When cows are more sacred than women. India has issues.

[@cringekiller348]

Stop spamming the same bs. Camels are safer than women in the middle east. Haha I can be racist Too.

[@TheAnalyst-ib9rr]

It's the only culture where women are worshipped. The perpetrators were Christians lmao

[@sokoyaadedolapo5321]

Rumors that you killed a cow alone can get you into trouble with locals and the law. During my almost 6 yrs stay I and my roommate almost got lynched over his refusal to be photographed.

[@erenjaeger1738]

Sounds like islam lol

[@aleksm_]

not just india. there's countries where 50 camels are worth a womans life... and goats are also more worth in some places...

[@Jeremy-wp4yh]

I hate that people online are blaming the man for not protecting his wife.

[@JDWalker495]

Like hes one man, and they jumped him berserk style. What could he do?

[@malayshamorgan3918]

63 yr old man against 7 men even

[@macpyle1669]

He took his wife to a place he could not protect her. Ignorance is no excuse. It's his responsibility to provide security and safety for his wife. If you can't take care of multiple people please don't start a family. Stay strapped.

[@ianhairston5258]

Facts it was 2 v 7 wtf was he gonna do? He's not superman

[@adrenaline2786]

@@macpyle1669wtf?

[@a.m11558]

I'm an Aussie guy married to an Indian woman. We went to the city she grew up in before COVID and it was extremely unsettling. Indian men are really, really controlling of their women, so to be a white guy married to an Indian woman was asking for trouble in a way I didn't expect. The sexual violence over there is insane. My wife was embarrassed about it, I think she looked back on India with rose-coloured glasses before we went (she came to Australia when she was young so she had forgotten what it was like). I can safely say we'll never be going back there again. There's a reason there are so many stereotypes about Indian men being creeps and sexual predators, it's not true for every Indian guy, a lot of Indian men are great people, but a lot of them aren't... Like, a lot.

[@liv0003]

she must not feel embarrassed. Indian women are perfectly ok really nice people actually the problem is Indian men ( as at you said obviously not all of them but a good number behave really bad). Indian women are victims not predators. As a woman myself I feel very sorry for Indian women who have to grow up in that culture and live in a Country with so many men with a disgusting mentality.

[@NadeemAhmed-nv2br]

It's not even about being white but your wife Being a women, in some parts, u need to have a death grip on your women so no one snatches her

[@purudutta2682]

sure your wife she look good, or else a hater like you cant stand an indian

[@purudutta2682]

looks like your indian wife still like Indian men,

[@Raine749]

@@purudutta2682how?

[@baseddepartment6606]

Hi Aba and Preach, Im SO glad you brought this to attention this is a huge problem in India and i would suggest everyone to please not visit India. Im saying this as an Indian myself. Im an 18 year old girl and I've experienced forms of sexual harassment, which is normalized here and I hate it being normalized. I just want to say that PLEASE stop visiting India, let the tourism rates fall and only then the government will look into this. Honestly, 50% of this problem is because of corrupt politicians and government it's a huge problem here but everyone's afraid to speak out. If someone talks against a politician they get killed, well this doesn't happen as often but has happened enough times to not ignore. SO PLEASE stop visting India ESPECIALLY females it's for your own safety. If the tourism rates fall the government will obviously look into it and will try to do something and only visit after 5-7 years after they've actually done something for women's safety. I know that is a long time but everything happens slow here cuz of the damn politicians.

[@Bell_plejdo568p]

Was it always this and and it’s not all of India

[@No-Stack-Developer]

Which part of india do you even belong to where rape is normalized? And living in india for so long, I haven't seen anyone ever justifying rape or SA. Obviously your experience may be different but I would like to knoww

[@baseddepartment6606]

@@No-Stack-Developer sexual harassment and rape is very different.. i said sexual harassment is normalized, like someone touching you inappropriately or cat calling

[@baseddepartment6606]

@@Bell_plejdo568p you're right its not all of india but sadly most

[@chinmaykapoor]

Nah, they still won't do anything. Politicians are not gonna let their rural monarchy end this easily.

[@natemarx4999]

“All cultures are equal” is the biggest lie ever told.

[@cargopilotguy305]

Exactly.

[@gucciguy3408]

Yea India’s one of those that makes you go yea…Wonder why they have the meme of Indian men online being super creeps. And hearing about the SA stats in the country and how frequent it is is insane.

[@jmwoods190]

And the assumption that oriental cultures are somehow kinder than western culture is at best naïve and at worst delusiona- They ALL have good AND bad sidesl. I left my East Asian background culture because it harmed(and abused) me far more than western culture ever did, even though I know it has its good sides. I can easily find you a whole bunch of fellow cultural abuse survivors from both China and India, or I'll have the Golden Gate Bridge to sell you!

[@nicop2968]

​@@gucciguy3408 no one likes Indian men, not even Indian women.

[@lemmyelk]

When the age of men comes crashing down! But it is not this day! This day we fight! By all that you hold dear on this good earth, I bid you stand, Men of the West!

[@Firaxo]

How can someone expect a 1 unarmed guy to fight off 7 guys is extremely fucking crazy to me.

[@TwinTurboLsx]

I dont think anyone expected him to beat all 7 or maybe they did. I think people were just more shocked that she was more injured than he was. I think they expected him to be willing to do whatever it took to at least try to stop it. Myself, I think they'd killed me, no way im alive watching that happen.

[@masterxiong7368]

Stay strapped. Thats the only potential equalizer in that situation.

[@SephConUno]

andrew tate does, but he lives in his own reality

[@Squawkerr]

@@masterxiong7368you can’t carry weapons that easily when you’re visiting another country

[@mikewayne8902]

@@TwinTurboLsxyall watch way too much tv smh - u gonna run out of energy tryina fight 7 mfs w no weapon and on top of that he's old. It's not gonna take much to stop him. Thats why where im from we say it's better to get caught with a gun than to get caught without one 😈

[@trustmewereallydontcare4553]

I hate that the word RAPED is censored. It was real when it happened and it is for the people who have to live through it, for the fortunate ones that do. Rape happens and suicide happens, they are a real part of life that billions have experienced and censoring the word on a video isn’t going to help solve the problem.

[@harsh3948]

Blame woke feminism for it

[@user-hf3bp2gy6d]

Facts

[@mariahc.crawley884]

​​@@harsh3948nah...it's $ ...demonitization...women r not afraid of the word, feminists & woke folk usually DON'T censor or book burn...corporations, mental enslavers & social propaganda money making machines HOWEVER do ..but they want u 2 think otherwise...no harm..no foul...KNOWING IS HALF THE BATTLE.

[@rico14]

I think to me it demonstrates very idealistic thinking. I would much rather hear the ugly reality, but I also haven’t dealt with either of those things personally.

[@Zazalifted]

I think these guys have to in order to keep the channel monetized, the most important thing is we spread awareness

[@notmyrealname8777]

I'm a woman in my 30's that just came back from india 2 months ago with my boyfriend. I was constantly stared at like I was pray, and they're not discreet about it either. I can confirm that most men I encountered view women as beneath them. I've never felt more uncomfortable in my life. I'll leave that at that.

[@Bell_plejdo568p]

How do they view women beneath them they just view them as objects

[@eliesh3833]

@@Bell_plejdo568p That's exactly what she means. By seeing her as an object, they're seeing her as beneath them in the sense that she is less than human.

[@chinmaykapoor]

Most people you'll meet on streets in India are illiterate and poor people with shit mindset. There are just so many people here that there's a mix of every type of person(from good to worse) mixed tightly in a huge sample size. So I do agree with your experience as a part of reality, but it's just a part of it and not the whole case for everyone here.

[@direwolf7491]

Way to generalize the whole country. Where did you go, where did this happen? Which state?

[@harsh3948]

@@direwolf7491it’s every where in the country, that’s the issue

[@Russian_Waifu]

She's getting justice because she is a foreigner and specifically she is an influencer. Otherwise this is just common in India and no one even listens to the victims.

[@MrCerebellum2]

This will go unnoticed unfortunately

[@jollygoodgordon5580]

True and very sad for Indian women

[@zzygyy]

Tourist dollars above all

[@Clubsandwichchav]

so sad but so true.

[@viperrecords3288]

You’re probably right

[@TheJadedSkeptic]

@AbaNPreach there was an incident from a few years back a young girl got g-graped by 5-6 men, she went to the police to report the assault only get to graped again by the police officers.

[@thedustthatsettlesj9231]

😮😮😮

[@kellyrosinahmoruleng9857]

😨😨😨no way 😢

[@lasombradelaluz8802]

😮😮😮😳😳😳😳

[@Meatriderphobic]

wtf

[@Salim_shahidy]

I remember reading this too

[@MukerSwale]

My partner is Indian and I'm surrounded by his male friends everyday. From what I've observed, the reason why SA is so prevalent in India is because the culture is super religious and conservative. Sex and relationships are considered extremely taboo to the point where even fully grown adults have to hide their relationships from their parents. Porn is highly frowned upon. Sex education is not taught at school let alone the concept of consent, and parents don't teach it either. At my partner's school, they kept girls and boys apart in class, training boys from an early age to be scared of interacting with girls and see them as 'other'. I've also observed that women are still partially seen as property since they get married off young and shipped off to live with the husband's family as personal maids/cooks after the marriage. All these factors basically come together to produce generations of horny, sexually frustrated men who have no access to sex, don't know how to interact with women, don't understand consent and see women as objects. It's really sad.

[@Nickxxx85]

it is also good to mention average IQ in India is very low

[@anon19086posts]

That theory would be right but generally most Indian men are on a league of their own when it comes to depravity… most of my friends have been harassed by Indian guys

[@coollary1]

This is common in majority of the world. sadly. But indias issue is it’s size and diversity. Hard to make laws when so many different groups are only focus on dieting power.

[@fecchitheillustrator7063]

@@coollary1 Politicians doesn't seem to help at all either..

[@bilsones]

This is unbelievable. Those men making those comments "defending rape" have probably committed rape before. Only a rapist will defend rape.

[@beastness501]

Fr. It’s like the people trying to redefine pedo into “maps” it’s like, why are you trying to defend people who prey on kids? A lil sus to me 👀

[@Adam25826]

@@beastness501not even a lil sus , they’re guilty cuz if they’re defending the crime that means they’re committing the crimes themselves and just want to continue doing so

[@ThisIsNotMyUsername]

And they've most definitely never been raped. Otherwise, they'd know how awful it feels to be reduced to nothing.

[@nunyabusiness5819]

​@@beastness501That's what happens when you start "teaching" ppl they can be born with atypical sexualities.

[@dudeorduuude5211]

Committed *rapeS. Plural, is more likely.

[@gauravdas5002]

As an Indian this is absolutely shameful, and sadly it is true that India is not safe for women, especially for foreign women.

[@NotDr.Evil137]

The book "A Thousand Splendid Suns" makes me feel sorry for what those poor women have to go through in places like that 🙁

[@matthewcrowell7004]

Personally use send all western women there… maybe they feel different about our country.

[@asmbeats5369]

​@@matthewcrowell7004You're deranged, Cobain yourself.

[@Jajuan44]

Why does your men like grape and child marriage so much?

[@bboykman]

​@matthewcrowell7004 awww the lil incel has no game and needs woman to be broken and graped so he feels like he can have a chance 🤣😭

[@mountainfrost7095]

She is a strong woman. She has continued her journey and now travelling in Nepal. I hope she recovers from this trauma soon and travel in Peace.

[@extropiantranshuman]

well too bad no one's explaining to everyone about indians taking over nepal. She might be lucky this time, but next time and for other visitors - be careful in nepal too.

[@jasonfromguitarcenter]

If She Got Brothers Or Knows Some People, Those 7 Are Gonna “Disappear” & Be Found Everywhere

[@extropiantranshuman]

@@jasonfromguitarcenter yup - they'll go to nepal no problem. It's pretty sad indians taking over nepal honestly. Then there's no escape.

[@georgezee5173]

I've seen several of their aftermath videos (I'm from Spain like the husband) and given all the circumstances, both how she reacted and how an unusual couple they are, I have the impression that sadly she might've had to endure something similar to this in her past back in Brazil, and that's why she's been super strong so far, unlike him. I have the impression too that they might have originally met in a very "weird" context, but it's just my intuition...

[@Red13m1k3]

Makes me appreciate Oklahoma. I can carry a gun 24/7, to protect myself, my family, & anyone else i choose. And Americans think they're oppressed smh

[@phoenix5054]

You'd rather live somewhere where people think you are oppressed/ors than actually oppressed.

[@audiofeinz5754]

Oklahoma is pretty shitty too

[@arturokuna3623]

I share that feeling all the way from Texas

[@SuperDidact]

@@audiofeinz5754 i mean its not as bad as India tho.

[@extropiantranshuman]

if you feel the need to carry a weapon - out of fear and a need to protect - then, yes you're under oppression - oppressing yourself and everyone else around you with a weapon. How naive. I'm sorry you're too mentally oppressed to see that.

[@CharisMaggieTV]

There is a documentary that recently came out on Netflix called “To Kill a Tiger” which documents the journey of a family to get justice for a 13 year old Indian girl who was violated by 3 boys. The solution of the village members was for the girl to marry one of the boys to “keep her honour” and not to ruin the boys’ life. If it wasn’t for the support of an organization to fight for justice, they wouldn’t have pursued it as the villagers even threatened the family cuz the issue “brought shame to the village. Smh something needs to be done

[@rd9526]

“Not to ruin the boys life” U MEAN THE SEXUAL PREDATORS?!?! my god India is WILD

[@RobGradyVO]

This happens all the time in countries all over the world. we hear about it the most from Asian Countries, but thats just the other continents work harder to hide it.

[@kid-ava]

damn thats fucked up

[@fokdit6008]

​@@RobGradyVODelusional!

[@RobGradyVO]

@@fokdit6008 why?

[@pantslegstrong420]

"you can't clap with one hand" nah but you can slap with one hand. Makes the same damn sound and doesn't require two people to consent. What a stupid metaphor.

[@ight300]

Good one ngl

[@abiade9614]

This.

[@OgglyGoogly]

You can clap with one hand though

[@aj3706]

what does that even mean "you can't clap with one hand"

[@choockchoocks]

you was cookin with this one

[@sarahreviewsinasmr]

I am a foreign lady in India. Trust me i dont leave my house except its really important and rarely go out at night. India isnt a safe country for women not just tourist. But it's not totally unsafe. Unfortunately some Indian women justify ra#p#e and even aid those offenders all in the name of preserving their so called family honour. Another thing is... Every tourist need to know how safe a country is before doing certain things. Bike travelling is really risky and worse for women in India.

[@jinniwind]

Why don’t you leave? (No sarcasm, a genuine question)

[@shivansh3440]

​@@jinniwindgood question . I don't think she is a indian. I have seen many foreigners , enjoying , traveling , praying in India . Because of one case we can't blame everyone

[@AbhishekSingh-cv1tg]

Shutup leave India

[@extropiantranshuman]

thanks for explaining how it's not just men that's the perp's - women are too. Whenever women stand up for men like this - then society goes wrong. Anti-feminist females - go figure. That's when you know these crimes are ultra prevalent - is when likely victims support it. Stockholm syndrome.

[@extropiantranshuman]

@@jinniwind why don't you go there and do something to stop it (No sarcasm, a genuine question) - if you have a problem with it so badly?

[@Augury-kd4nr]

Well that was the most disgusted I’ve felt in a minute

[@michaelregis1015]

If foreigners are not particularly safe from this, I could only imagine what fear lower caste women feel in that country.

[@swappyboi69]

they are kidnaped and sold as pleasure workers. most are tea field workers in Assam

[@Gaby-fb7gh]

That's exactly what I was thinking.

[@cherryxd6849]

Despite of this, US homicide rate is almost the same as that of India. Despite of this, per-capita rape in India is not any different[even after accounting the unreported cases ]. Despite of the fact that India is 25x times poorer, individual violence is similar in both countries

[@Vipa567]

@@cherryxd6849 how can you account for unreported cases?

[@dalryhenry1350]

​@@cherryxd6849 Maybe true, but I'll take my chances in the USA.

[@abomb6046]

Quick story: In the early 2000s i worked in a night club in an area of canada with a high immigration rate from India. We used to have to forcefully stop newly immigrated males from physically dragging women out of the club. I mean, kicking and screaming, being physically dragged from the club by these men. Happened about once a week. It seemed like they did not understand why they weren't allowed to just physically scoop a woman and dip out. It was wild.

[@Masamune2001]

Unfortunately, what's happened in Canada is that a lot of the immigrants that come from India are from a part where things are almost "feudal", like many are landowners who got rich from selling land and are politically connected in their villages and towns. There were even problems in the capital 10-20 years ago where this group of entitled people would get out of their car and shoot a person they crashed into because of road rage, and very little would happen. Nowadays there is more public pushback and increasingly improved law enforcement, so things like these are getting rarer. But these type of people are still unfortunately around (the incident with the bikers happened in a region which is like this). As an Indian person, I can tell that type apart. In more cosmopolitan parts of India like Mumbai, women regularly leave clubs at 2 or 3 am and I've never really seen that sort of thing happen.

[@mrconfusion87]

Those men prolly got their first exposure to Western women through porn, and therefore think ALL Western women are DTF with anyone, anytime, anywhere...

[@sarahstewart7248]

This happened to me in Canada at the club once! I was tripped going up the stairs of the club. Fairly sure head was smashed down, my bag spilled everywhere next thing I'm crowd surfing with a bunch of newly immigranted or in the process, idk, indian men trying to get me out. I was so close when I came to, to being out the door. I had to start fighting back quickly & create a screaming fighting fuss that caused people to be alerted & some step in. I always wonder how close I really was because the only English they had was screaming "GET THE CAR OUTFRONT" repeatedly. Always make people see you in these situations fight yell make yourself scene in public before you are swept away alone with them.

[@MusMasi]

had a few try that, they went to the emegency room lol, and got their arses deported.

[@MusMasi]

@@Masamune2001 yeah they act real tough, then they are surprised when you are not impressed with who their dad is. They beg, then afterwards they threaten with the police, then shut it when they realize the law is not on their side.

[@henryromain5577]

Rule number 1 never travel to India

[@mongolianfishingvillages1371]

100%

[@direwolf7491]

Ok don't come.

[@hazelmint6671]

Definitely.

[@citizenofsuperpowerindia4453]

​​@@direwolf7491Problem is not the they came, İs the you guys going to Outside. Just stay in your SuperPowerfull İndia, Please..

[@direwolf7491]

@@citizenofsuperpowerindia4453 They have been coming for past 200 years, and continue to do so, now they have problem that some of us are going out? BTW, we are doing them a favor by going out creating jobs and running their companies that they aren't capable of running themselves, so cope. lol

[@venturamedia5598]

I swear women in America have NO idea what oppression is 😂

[@bloodyhell47]

No they knwo cuz they get opressed too

[@venturamedia5598]

@@bloodyhell47 What oppression exactly? Can you name one thing in America that a woman is not allowed to do simply because she was born female?

[@Commenttruth85]

India has a big cultural problem if refuses to accept or take action against.

[@ll2323]

Wasn’t a teenager killed in front of everyone by a grown ass man and not one person stopped to help her? Yea, god left India along time ago. I would never go to that country.

[@NoTerrorManagement]

Because the education level is non existent. Say things like they are.

[@sosamma090]

In the video itself it says that 3 were already arrested and the remaining other were on the run.

[@user-py7hr8ni8h]

So do blacks in america, the same coulture

[@4rtivist]

Corrupt people are more motivated than the empathetic to use power to get what they want. Many “good people” are not good people. They just aren’t bad people. They are apathetic and apathy empowers evil. In black America the ones doing high level good work know… most of us don’t. The 5%er talented 10th 15%er type thing is probably real. In the art of war there are generals, the brave and the cowards. Most of the general public are cowards… the generals are also cowards nowadays. And the brave… have to be smart or else just run into all the traps they have set for you. Gotta keep that mentality sharp, and objective.

[@magnisky]

I am Indian American and have no issue with Aba and Preach shedding this ugly light on India. It is SHAMEFUL. And the whole country should be ashamed. We have many things going for us but woman safety and rape is not one of them. What is true is true. Either we fix the culture or the whole world will forever look down on us.

[@isamel-hussein9186]

im glad you aknowlegde the ugly truth but its not only the culture or politics its actually deeper then that its the religion to. Vishnu is said to have raped Tulsi/Vrinda by assuming the guise of her husband. What can be more disgusting than a god raping a chaste lady? And much worse is the celebration of this rape as a festival. Yes you read that right. Hindus proudly celebrate the rape of Vrinda by Vishnu in a festival called Tulsi Vivah. Shiva Purana, Rudra Samhita 2, Yudha Khanda 5, Ch 23.38-45 ”On seeing her husband, Vrnda too was delighted. She forgot her sorrow. She considered everything a dream. Delighted in the heart and with all the dormant passions kindled up, she sported with him for many days in the middle of that forest. Once at the end of the sexual intercourse she realised that it was Visnu. Vrnda rebuked him angrily and spoke thus. Vrnda said:-Fie on this misdeed of Visnu in outraging the modesty of another man’s wife. I have now realised you as the wielder of illusion, appearing in the guise of an ascetic. Sanatkumara said:-O Vyasa, saying thus in great anger she showed her brilliant powers as a staunch chaste lady by cursing Visnu. “O base foe of the Daityas, defiler of other people’s virtue, O wicked one, take this curse from me, greater in force than all persons. The two persons whom you made to appear in front of me shall become Raksasas and abduct your wife. You will be distressed on account of separation from your wife roaming about with Sesa ‘lord of snakes’ who posed as your disciple here. You will seek the help of monkeys in the forest.” this is only one example i have more.... from Hindu scriptures they need to abandon shirk

[@Meep-yx8dy]

I mean, it doesn’t really matter if you take issue with it or not. Facts are facts lol.

[@ohemmehey561]

@@Meep-yx8dythey said they have NO issue with it. Did you read the full comment? This person is agreeing with Aba and Preach

[@silverrahul]

this is the problem with such misleading statistics as " a woman is raped every x minutes " I have no issue with saying that woman safety needs to be improved and laws need to be strengthened But the sheer ignorance and hypocrisy to claim that india is the worst in this aspect is frustrating. anyone with a cursory knowledge of maths and statistics would know that the relevant statistic to look at is "number of rapes per capita " Because guess what, india has a HUGE population. So, ANY statistic that does not present the per capita figure is likely to have india near the top. So, it is easy to just present any such data and try mislead the audience. So, please, stop , think about it logically and please look at the per capita stats, not the total number. But of course that would ruin the narrative propagada of " uncivilised brown people ". because that would show that USA has among the highest number of per capita rape incidents. and india is way below all these so called "developed countries" of USA, australia, japan, Canada, UK, Australia, Belgium , New Zealand, Norway, United Kingdom, France, Finland, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark and by the way guess what is the corresponding figure for USA for the " every x minutes a woman is raped". It is in the single digits . Yet , somehow the " dirty brown people" are the ones who have this problem, and not the western white countries. i am disappointed that even Aba and preach who are able to see through bullshit all the time fell for this narrative.

[@SilvaPeric]

I have always wanted to visit India, and I think in more ways than not, the country, people and culture are wonderful. As a sole female, I must admit, I never felt it was the right time. I had hesitation due to stories I read/heard about. Now, is this case, or the others against Indian woman, representative of the whole culture? I cannot comment. I do not have enough insight. I can only say in University in Canada I had an Indian guy be my housemate. He was always completely respectful of my privacy, showed genuine concern for my well-being, and acted like a gentleman. Regardless, I still have not been to India. I cannot say with certainty I would feel comfortable going there, even if I were dressed culturally appropriate. Even if I went with my husband. Then again, I have many female friends who have gone on their own and only had wonderful experiences. This dilemma is a dozy. I hate the idea of judging a whole society by incidents.. however, this does continue to give me hesitation about visiting the country.

[@cipherP9]

I read about an old case maybe 10 years back where in India this teen guy raped a teen girl, they took it to court and the court decided the punishment was for victim’s brother to rape the offender’s preteen sister. The actual rapist never faced a punishment and they just created 2 victims out of 1.

[@shalomgbibel2195]

this is the worst one i've heard what the hell

[@SonuTanti-xf5lq]

Stop lying, what is the source of your claim?

[@frankezane583]

BS a stop lying

[@cipherP9]

It’s no lie, I got the story from a foreign news website but I can’t find the story anymore, they might have shut it down. But they also had another crazy story of an Indian woman being raped, she reported the rape and they counted her assault as cheating on her husband so they stoned her.

[@ShafiAhmed479]

Lmao people think this is true 🤣💀

[@sophroniel]

.... and yet in my country (NZ) I'm told I'm racist for being scared of indian men!! Even having had two different indian male stalkers and one attempted grape as a teen where I fought back so viciously and aggressively he fled before being able to get his hands on me.... ...But yes, I'M the one at fault here...

[@yurichtube1162]

Sorry to what happened. This is unacceptable!

[@chinmaykapoor]

I mean it obviously is racist(or anything I don't really care) to tell women to be scared of a person just because they belong to India. Rather you should tell others to be cautious of dangers that could be really probable. It's how you communicate about something that shows your nature and makes others call you a racist over such stuff, even if it's false.

[@lasombradelaluz8802]

If ppl blame you, that says more about them than it does you.

[@vrl9037]

You got traumatised, that's all. If you were in the US and got robbed by blacks you'd be scared of black people too.

[@extropiantranshuman]

and you expect new zealand to be not backwards? Come on - we knew about it being backwards for decades. I believe everything we do is racist - so saying that is just dismissive and stating the obvious, because honestly - I feel being a racist is beneficial and if anything - necessary - if you're trying to avoid issues. Nothing should be wrong with that, yet society says so. I mean society has a point - avoiding everyone just because your own life is threatened will hurt others - but as long as you're informing everyone and not hurting others - then it's a net good to be racist for one's own life if it helps and doesn't hurt. Racism is a tool - for good or bad - telling people it's only bad is just misleading and unfortunately - it's villainized to the point of people having consequences upon them - and so we should stop before more innocent people get unfairly treated and hurt. I tried to speak up about how racism isn't always bad, but sometimes good and even I was told how bad I was and everyone hated me for it. But I don't care - I'll keep saying it over and over again till I'm heard - because the people that protect racism are the ones who weaponize it the most - and I will be there to protect those on the other side of the atrocities - the ones that get hurt the most from it.

[@meetp49]

I’m Indian-Canadian who’s been travelling to India often for weddings and holidays. My family literally has to hire guards for my sisters, mom and women in our family while they go out lol

[@AbaNPreach]

Yet so many indians want to claim the problems in India are exaggerated. In my experience, tis exclusively brown men who say it. Every brown woman ive ever known admits to how dangerous it is. We appreciate you being honest about this!

[@JosephineB-oq9id]

Lol? Weird.

[@musical_lolu4811]

Yo that's crazy

[@falco1758]

There are no problems in India according to Indian men. It's always SIR DO NOT BE CRITICAL OF INDIA SIR. They'd have you believe they have zero poverty too.

[@acceptinglife6491]

from what i've seen online, india is very rapey... this is coming from someone who's country i thought was the most rapey

[@fridakahlo4225]

I work as a cabin crew for a global company. Ten year ago, one of our crew groups which had a lay over in India for more than 48 hours, decided to pay a visit to some tourist friendly places in day light. The group had 12 people, nearly half of them were men. And some lunatics attacked and tried to kidnap one of the girls IN DAY LIGHT. ON A BUSY STREET FULL OF TOURISTS. Our guys fight back and saved the girl but she had a dislocated shoulder because of the aggressiveness of the attackers. After this inciden had been heard, our company send an e-mail to every employer to not to leave the hotel in India lay overs. I've been to many places in Africa, Arabia, most of the Muslim countries (like Malasia etc.), Iran and India. It is mostly OK and safe to go out with your collages in those places. But never never in India. They don't care about if you are a group, if you are with guys, if you are married, if it is day time, if people are nearby, they just don't care. Please consider what I have written and girls, please keep yourselves safe.

[@salmonnella4930]

This message has to be seen by all here.

[@jayarfa8453]

Why do you spread fake stories like this? Did you see the CNN reporter who was assaulted in Egypt while she was reporting the news?

[@skonstas4683]

Same for our crew. Insanity.

[@JjkJjk-or9kc]

Lmao saying those third world islamist countries are safe are a joke with plenty of irrelevant morality laws that can get you in trouble for normal activities not to mention the fact that laws there victimize the victims,and are among the worst countries to be a woman(look up rankings not anectodes)

[@JjkJjk-or9kc]

Lmao saying those islamist sh"t holes are safe are a joke with plenty of irrelevant morality laws that can get you in trouble for normal activities not to mention the fact that laws there punish the victims,and are among the worst countries to be a woman(look up rankings not anectodes)

[@StreamerSam]

All those quotes sound like grapists themselves

[@nv4_fallout]

I had a friend she wanted to visit India and i told not to and this was exactly my reason.

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

Please tell her to visit nepal, bhutan or Bali If she want to visit hindu - bhuddhist temples and experience good things India is hell no becoz of its culture

[@rawcoustic1718]

Idd just go to bali even tho i hate bali. Other parts of indonesia is better.

[@AbaNPreach]

*Welcome to India, where cows are safer than women.* This video has been restricted and demonitized so be sure to like & comment so more people can see it. For folks saying the quote about Srila Prabhupada is fake when he says "women enjoy r*** sometimes. Outwardly they show some displeasure, but inwardly they do not..." there is audio of it. Look it up!

[@jato2942]

I recently got back from my trip to the Middle East, unfortunately I got beheaded, but man was the food tasty and the scenery breathtaking

[@AlenAlic]

What do you call an Indian dating service? Connect the dots.

[@hr-g4640]

she is not spanish, she is from Brazil and the guy is spanish

[@jack2972]

@@AlenAlic bruh 😂😂😂

[@kevinsmithgaming]

As an Indian, I understand. Not trying to sideline the fact that we are wrong, but it unfortunately happened to be one of the most backward regions of the country. And what happens here is that anyone with common sense from these areas, migrates to the good parts. And that leaves all the bad eggs in one place... However, i also fully understand everyone who's now adverse to visiting our country. There's a lot of self- reflection to be done...

[@Capt.Steele]

The situation is even worse when you realize India has a honor killing problem. Imagine getting GR'ed possibly in the middle of the day, you report the situation to the police too get justice and then you get stabbed in the middle of the street by a family member for bringing dishonor to the family name.

[@anugyasingh9001]

Let me tell you even worse. More often than not if a woman is raped and she reports to police, esp if she is gang raped, the police rape the woman too because she is already “defiled” so adding another doesn’t matter. Has happened far too many times. Obviously this doesn’t happen in metropolitan but certainly in tribal and small town areas

[@thesloth2446]

This got me so mad I can’t believe we live in a world full of demonic people

[@Claire_Daley]

love

[@ethanquenum4778]

@@thesloth2446You can't believe it? Lol. If you are from the West, the latter has been far more demonic than any other civilization on earth. And I don't give two ish about India either.

[@tnago916]

@@thesloth2446 How is that surprising

[@flygirlbobo9855]

After the case about India’s daughter came out I decided I’d never visit India. As a dark skinned African woman they’d be no hope for me in a colorist society that favors men. There are too many cases to just ignore.

[@iracture]

You can come and visit India as long as you have ur own group of friends and stay away from areas where groups of guy moves in gangs of 3 or more.

[@sonderexpeditions]

Same. I already know it's bad for white women. Imagine as a dark skinned women in a colorist society. They view the dogs better 🤢

[@GryffindorArachneLeon]

@@iracturewow no thank you, India have no hope in this regard. You know it dangerous so don’t promote it.

[@leileyaravencroft]

My heart goes out to every Indian woman who is suffering such injustices. The most terrifying thing is that the tourist will eventually leave. Regardless if their attackers are arrested, tried, and convicted, they are able to escape that nightmare. But local women live with that day in and day out. They have to worry about their own safety and are unable to leave.

[@DeDuppio_111]

People need to understand this isn't a "Racism problem", this is a Culture Problem. Here in Jamaica, i have Indian friends and family telling me that "They would rather be here on this island than India."

[@imacarguy4065]

Pretty sure they wouldn't want to be in Jamaica too. Let's be real. Jamaica is arguably worse in many regards. Grape is pretty bad there too

[@battleshock6309]

@@imacarguy4065Nah stop the bs India is a shit hole plain and simple. I’ve been once and will never return at least Jamaica is cleaner.

[@TheDarkAdventure]

Why would it be a racism problem. They're Asian. Indian isn't a race

[@K-Stac]

@@imacarguy4065not even close. Jamaica has a violence problem but not a grape problem. But even with the violence tourists are never harmed or affected by it. It’s RARE. Grape is absolutely not tolerated either with any rumor of grape being punished by citizens (even tho it is unlawful to do so). A tourist in india on the other hand might as well bend over and take what’s coming to them.

[@iyaramonk]

@@TheDarkAdventureRacism can be applied to ethnicity as well, don't take the word so literally. "Race" isn't real anyway, we're all mutts.

[@MassiveReset]

Japan has a birth rate problem USA has a school shooting problem Nigeria has corruption Haiti has civil unrest, etc… and India has a SA problem. It is OK to speak to things as they are. That is the only way they can be fixed.

[@sanjanasunder5449]

Japan alsoa has a misogyny problem, the age of consent is 13. Also every foreign women in japan has been stalked.

[@Sebastian--2]

How's that a misogyny problem? Wouldn't that be a p3do problem? People allowing age of consent to be that low? Wouldn't they be p3dos?

[@barmutah]

​@@sanjanasunder5449 and clearly india more misogynistic than japan and above that india have a grape problem

[@ryanguerrero2327]

@@sanjanasunder5449they also have a different SA problem where the level of consequence is pretty much nothing for way too many cases.

[@thedevilsadvocate3710]

It is OK to speak of things as they are THROUGH THE LENS OF WESTERN IDEOLOGY is what you meant. Don't get it twisted. You're not better than the people you judge. You don't even understand them.

[@yamama-wg2kk]

Not safe, nor clean

[@Nettsinthewoods]

Thank you guys. This attitude to women in India goes back centuries. I visited a painted village in Rajasthan and the house I stayed in was built in a square out of which the women never left. Should the place been invaded, it was custom to slaughter all of the women and girls as they could have been violated. The same slaughter took place during Partition with the head of the tribe killing all females to save them from ‘percieved’ rape by either Muslims or Hindus. Shameful and shocking.

[@loweytterdahl]

Wait, did it say "Child marriage as a solution to grape"??!! WTF

[@diabolivirtusen-tavares-ea4645]

Uh huh 😁

[@sportyeight7769]

They are WILDING. It is a SICKNESS !!!

[@KiNgJoKeRSiNgH]

Look up how politics in India defends rape.

[@breadophile]

they pretty much saying "making a child get statutory graped will prevent gang grape"

[@vineetshinde9969]

A fucking irrelevant politician said it

[@aliciawilliams8817]

India's ideology about rape is disgusting. The victim is blamed and the rapist gets no punishment. That is sickeningly insane.

[@masterchief2691]

All of them has been arrested and are in Jail atm. Don't act like America is very safe and never had any woman kidnapped, assaulted and murdered. Daily we see news of it on every media. America literally has fetish for Jeffrey Dahmer, there has been like almost 30+ movies on him.

[@LaB567]

Agree! And it’s why they have a rape problem. When the criminal goes unpunished and the victim is punished it enables more of the same behavior.

[@whatsinaname2706]

@@LaB567Do you know the r@pe statistics in South America!

[@isamel-hussein9186]

very true heres all the evidence you need and i have more from their scriptures...... Vishnu is said to have raped Tulsi/Vrinda by assuming the guise of her husband. What can be more disgusting than a god raping a chaste lady? And much worse is the celebration of this rape as a festival. Yes you read that right. Hindus proudly celebrate the rape of Vrinda by Vishnu in a festival called Tulsi Vivah. Shiva Purana, Rudra Samhita 2, Yudha Khanda 5, Ch 23.38-45 ”On seeing her husband, Vrnda too was delighted. She forgot her sorrow. She considered everything a dream. Delighted in the heart and with all the dormant passions kindled up, she sported with him for many days in the middle of that forest. Once at the end of the sexual intercourse she realised that it was Visnu. Vrnda rebuked him angrily and spoke thus. Vrnda said:-Fie on this misdeed of Visnu in outraging the modesty of another man’s wife. I have now realised you as the wielder of illusion, appearing in the guise of an ascetic. Sanatkumara said:-O Vyasa, saying thus in great anger she showed her brilliant powers as a staunch chaste lady by cursing Visnu. “O base foe of the Daityas, defiler of other people’s virtue, O wicked one, take this curse from me, greater in force than all persons. The two persons whom you made to appear in front of me shall become Raksasas and abduct your wife. You will be distressed on account of separation from your wife roaming about with Sesa ‘lord of snakes’ who posed as your disciple here. You will seek the help of monkeys in the forest.”

[@masterchief2691]

You are talking out of your arse & that just your own opinion. Sweden has major assult and rape problem, USA & UK follows it. In India Laws are very strict and favourable to Woman and there have been many cases where women have filed false reports and thats why victims dont come forward, there is a society pressure on victims cause Asian socities are not American society. In USA if a woman is raped she will move on and continue life but in India it's matter of life & death for woman and most of them commit suicide. The isolated incident happened in the state which is lawless like ghetto state of India aka Detroit of India.

[@nisthabhattacharya4854]

Indian woman here and yes this country is not safe...no I am definitely not generalising my own country...but safety is a big issue. All people do here is either victim blaming and if not that then talk about other countries. I know there are other countries dangerous for women too ..heck, no country is completely safe for women but a lot are way safer....and the country that claims to be a superpower has to work on its groud social infrastructure first.. this and including a whole lot of other issues. Majority of men are good,but even among them a lot of them fail to understand the gravity of the situation.

[@YazhiniS-kn8zi]

Girl trust me other countries are far more safe...I have been to another country and I roamed around the streets taking midnight walks all alone...and nothing happened to me..i am planning to move to another country for the same..

[@Nickxxx85]

@@YazhiniS-kn8zi go to Syria, Afghanistan, or to fkin Somalia and then you will understand how many countries are far from safe, Idia is just one of them many

[@extropiantranshuman]

it's horrific when india commits crimes and then asks everyone else to accept and encourage it. One thing when they do it - but when they want the whole world to cheer them on - we just got to get louder in calling them out. I truly understand the nuances - that even the 'nice' men are not going to be there.

[@extropiantranshuman]

@@YazhiniS-kn8zi if all the women move out of india - problem solved. 0 population india - no more crime.

[@nisthabhattacharya4854]

​@@YazhiniS-kn8ziYeah...and I saw another trend that men using the fake rape cases as a counter statement...I definitely do not support that...but how is whataboutery going to help anyway? Both issues should be addressed and worked on.

[@manavbrar1399]

There are a lot of problems with India as a country and a lot of double standards with how society perceives the behavior of men in that country. When sex crimes are prevalent across all classes of Indian culture, women often don't report these to authorities, which encourages further deviant behavior from these groups of men.

[@reesec7263]

Or they do report it and nobody believes them.

[@bagbunny]

A cousin of mine went hitch hiking through India twenty years ago, and had to hide in a barn from a mob of guys that were looking for her.

[@MusMasi]

Playing Russian Roulette would be safer, what was she thinking? Probably one of the most dangerous things you could do.

[@Emily-xl2cr]

"a cousin went hitch-hiking through india" - spot the giant gap in logical thinking

[@johnq4520]

Smart cousin. And do people NOT listen to the News??

[@Ididntwantthishandle]

This the stuff I'm talking about. We gotta get out of this bubble and recognize this is not a safe world. The world is not a play ground, it's more like a mine field with rabid coyotes.

[@Taebear374]

Wow. That was a verrryyy smart idea. Hope now your cousin knows not to an alice in wonderland.

[@bryanyu253]

As a foreigner who lived in India for over a decade, I can tell you that S/A and R is common in India. It’s just that it’s not taken seriously. Politicians and police don’t do nothing. It’s absolutely appalling.

[@RahulBhat007]

will urge you to check the stats US has 26 times higher rape rate than India... its easy to blame a whole nation after a disgusting event, but hide the stuff in your own backyard.. by cleverly not showing the stats of your own country.

[@georgecrumb8442]

r/AsABlackMan

[@prakhar18000gmailcom]

It's not Common in whole India stop giving fake news

[@racheljoy6805]

@@prakhar18000gmailcom you sound defensive. Is that because you’re one of them?

[@mohitmurmu2302]

They always get defensive we literally had minister who SA women athletes​@@racheljoy6805

[@ytsamurai1962]

As an American whose parents are from India, I only travel to India to visit grandparents and other family. I would never recommend going there for tourism... not just due to safety but due to the general state of the country, unless you are a very experienced world traveler it's just a tough country to be in. The pollution, the heat, the overpopulation.

[@user-hw6uk5bi6i]

Im indian and when i wen to indian i was disgusted this just proves how fucked up the country is gone

[@pophome969]

It’s not racist to say “fix your culture”

[@ZarisWhiteFoot]

Even if it was racist to tell people not to SA and grape people then I guess we about to be the CEO of racism out here.

[@live_live2732]

Pretty racist to say that mate.. rape isn't our culture mate.. its just people doing animosity to other people.. not that u would understand.. as u guys make trends your culture

[@R2d2..]

It is if you only dare to speak out against India. Middle East has same sh going on. Also other parts of South Asia like Pakistan and Afghanistan. But that’s racist for some reason. It’s only okey towards India. Never understood why..

[@JulioBigN]

@@R2d2.. Whataboutism much?

[@damini6835]

It's not whataboutism. it's not ok to say that india have rape culture because number of rape case are high due to large population. Yes there should be no rape . You see that the news of rape or any bad news, largely covered than a good news, it's may be good for improving but it's also create racism against Indian. these racist calling whole country as a rapist is not fair. ​@@JulioBigN

[@sumeetmaity6252]

Long time viewer from India here, wanted to give a perspective of a native resident. India essentially has the textbook definition of a '**** culture' festering in just about every state in the country. A lot of cases have popped through the years. The Nirbhaya case of 2012 is one of the most infamous of such cases ( you may look it up as there is a lot of information to fit in just one comment). Many of these political officials are so radically dogmatic that they will consistantly try to blame the victims of these heinous crimes rather than take any actionable steps towards these cases. Even the children especially of impoverished backgrounds aren't spared of these atrocities. And just when you think it can't get any worse than this, it most certainly can. There have been several cases of animals, many being domestic animals, being ******. The worst part is that there are several more of these cases go unreported,as you guys pointed out. Mix in religious dogma, shame, victim blaming, honor killings, and you get this festering carcass of a situation of this country. Even though my generation and millenials express our outrage at these incidents, most political officials often wave away our cries, thanks to rampant corruption that has long existed in our government bodies. P.S: Always appreciate every video you guys put out.

[@CFREVER]

Thank you for the context, this was informative.

[@SimonNissen94]

Animals and children Christ almighty, what makes person do this we should be born with knowing does things are absolute evils and demonic still ''humans'' do them

[@navinthehouse4710]

TBF i've heard the "India r*pe epidemic" was started from british era propaganda. Even in old hollywood East Asians were shown as "Sexually promiscuous deviants". I dont think India's particular r*pe rate per 100k is near the top of the list. Unofficially we dont know how high, but that goes for all countries too

[@VoVina111]

@@SimonNissen94 because they worship thousands of fallen angels = demons. That's why they get influenced by them to do so much evil until their moral compass is compromised. Not saying grape doesn't happen anywhere else but it's obviously going to be much more prevalent in a place that's more demonically-influenced

[@lyftuberninjaworkaholic7524]

WAIT!!! Animals being grapped? Gesos Kriste OMG. Humans stand no chance then. WOW

[@PedroSilva-vb3h]

Nigthmare for women this country.

[@javianjohnson8746]

Politicians openly saying these things and its seen as an agreeable position...India has serious issues.

[@registereduser]

“Why are you reading it like that.” “Because it was written like that. Read it.” (Looks) “God damn.”

[@jonathanroy4860]

It’s not a funny topic but I laughed so hard when he said god damn

[@giridharannv9948]

Long time Indian viewer here, the tweet from the woman calling the person sharing their experience irresponsible and telling them that they are defaming the country sums up India. All they care about is their image and they have stupid egos. They would rather stop people from sharing their truth instead of trying to fix the problem!!

[@hamlet557]

But on the other hand there are thousand of Indians like you who speak up and don't deny. You won't find people like you in China for example. That's why I have strong hope for India.

[@cherryxd6849]

Despite of this, US homicide rate is almost the same as that of India. Despite of this, per-capita rape in India is not any different[even after accounting the unreported cases ]. Despite of the fact that India is 25x times poorer, individual violence is similar in both countries

[@hamlet557]

@@cherryxd6849 Yeah, and if I was a solo male traveller I'd prefer to travel to India than to US. India isn't a very violent country in general. But as a solo female traveller, India is still a no-no for me. Reported rape rates don't say anything to me, especially in cultures where the victim is made to feel guilty for their rape. If it takes 2 hands to clap, then don't expect anyone to take the rape rates seriously.

[@cherryxd6849]

those things were said by some village guy in india i did serch for him people say that he was publicly made fun of but didn't found if he was given any punishment for being a idiot @@hamlet557

[@beefy1728]

This problem exists everywhere.

[@stevegelec]

I travelled India for 2 months back in 2018 with my ex partner. While we did meet some incredibly nice people who I still speak to today. My partner was groped multiple times and the staring was very unsettling. I wouldn’t advise females to solo travel the country.

[@danny9852]

Whether solo or not, they are still raped

[@crazyexes736]

It is definitely not a safe place for women. I as a African American woman went solo to India. I hired a driver to take me around different parts to India. I decided I wanted to see a Bollywood movie at a local cinema. As I was leaving the cinema around 12-16 men and teenagers followed me. I turned to challenge them as to why were they surrounded me and showed them I was pissed. The driver quickly told me to walk fast and hurry up and get to the car. I was more annoyed than anything. But the driver was very concerned about my safety. I also went solo to Pakistan, I had a very safe experience and better experience there. All the Pakistani men were extremely respectful.

[@SablePNGtuber]

I'm an African college student currently studying in the Punjab state. And i know the dangers. Much that I'm scared to travel to places alone, to go to the mall in the evening alone, even walk to markets alone. In the evening, I'd get a car of Indian guys asking me to get in their car. I'm not stupid to go in obviously, even with Ubers, I'm concerned. One time; i ordered a bike ride to home, on a popular Indian ride app. The rider was an older man, 40s-ish. He told me to wrap my arms around his waist since it was a motorcycle but he kept moving my hands down to his crotch. And as i was about reach my place, he wanted to drive me someplace else. I said no, but he drove away from my destination anyway. I thought i was being nabbed right there and then. And almost wanted to hop off the bike. Luckily, i saw a fellow African student on the sidewalk and called out for help! The rider mightve known it there, so he immediately turned around and took me back to my destination. I wasn't showing fear but i was clearly pissed off. He asked that I'd give him 5 stars for the service. But I wanted to yell at him - unfortunately that would be seen as "disresepctful". But i was like; AW HECK NAW, IM REPORTING HIS AHH TO THE COMPANY. AND I GOT HIM FIRED. RIGHTFULLY SO. Since then, i kinda enclosed myself in my own room more often. I don't go out no more than a block away from my place, or to unfamiliar places - at least not without company.

[@lucasalves899]

Hmmm don't they have an habit of beating up African students over there? My advice is get out (transfer courses) when you can cos who knows it might be only a matter of time before you have a really bad day.... Over here in Thailand, you can walk around 2,3,4 am without a care in the world (not like it's all perfect) but you won't have to Cancun in your room at a time of your life you should be having endless fun.

[@dinashasoobramoney5549]

That's so unfair. I'm an Indian woman born and raised in Africa ( South Africa) and I've never been treated like that here. I'm treated well and with respect and decency in Africa. I feel so ashamed that Indian men would do that to you because of their backwards societal norms. As a Hindu we are told to respect our guests and treat them well. These teachings have long been forgotten and replaced with perverse ways and it makes me feel very ashamed.

[@khadyadjisall5708]

Be extra careful when you go outside. Sending you prayers and blessing I sincerely hope you’ll be safe.

[@Masamune2001]

I’m so sorry to hear about your experience. Honestly I wouldn’t recommend many places in Northern India for the exact reasons you shared. I hope there will be some good experiences, but what you experienced is really shitty.

[@ayushpatole9743]

As an Indian we are sorry for your loss please forgive us 😔

[@mohamedali9495]

They were ok in Afghanistan but they got assaulted in India. That says a lot. These people are morally bankrupt.

[@jooseppielleese7156]

Afghanistan has Taliban while Pakistani doesn't

[@jasonfoley6502]

and products of bad parenting

[@martin96991]

See the criminal statistics anywhere in the world Muslims are 100 times more active in crimes than Hindus. See the recent list of UK, you'll know who has bad parenting.

[@martin96991]

Probably done by Muslims.

[@martin96991]

the US, Australia and many European countries are far ahead in rapes than INDIA. maybe it doesn't suits your agenda.

[@Scole23786]

It’s the culture there

[@Scole23786]

So many women in America have been harassed by Indian men who come here. It’s their culture

[@user-dc9oq2pr6v]

Saar full support saar

[@Yonagunidc]

Going to India to cure your depression is like drinking vodka to cure your alcoholism. Nothing in this world will ever convince me to set foot in that country.

[@xxxpandaxxx]

Then don't lmao

[@Yonagunidc]

@@xxxpandaxxx Right? For sure won’t, thanks for reinforcing my decision

[@xxxpandaxxx]

@@Yonagunidc as if you had the budget to travel in the first place 💀, gurl first try to travel your own country

[@Yonagunidc]

@@xxxpandaxxx I like when people try me by saying shit they literally have no idea about lol because you really sound desperate to be validated with my attention. Is me replying to you calming you down? Are you feeling validated my love? It’ll be okay, calm down now. ❤️

[@Yonagunidc]

@@xxxpandaxxx What mommy issues do to a mf

[@Amanrio7]

Indian viewer here. Sone people would think this kind of atrocity happens in villages or poor areas but nope. You guys would be surprised to know what happens in Delhi (our fucking CAPITAL). Old heads in politics have been ignoring this since ages.

[@heidehho6191]

Unfortunately China is very similar in these regards, they just don't report it as much. Politicians do the graping too 😢

[@greatkaafir7478]

You Mean This Does Not Happens On Western City's "??

[@7ShadowMaiden7]

I wonder why this continues to happen? Is it human nature to barbarically destroy someone’s sexual autonomy bc of their urges? How do we change things? It hurts to know these things happen everywhere. It hurts to hear stories like these

[@user-qm5df2jp3b]

There are poor people in Delhi too

[@Godfailedyoustophumpinghisleg]

​@heidehho6191 Politicians do the .... bro I can't stop laughing at that, we all electing sex offenders to office world wide

[@naebodyknows7016]

I have travelled extensively in India for a period of 9 months mostly on my own ( I'm a white man and was in my 30s ). On at least 5 occasions I was befriended by random Indian men who very quickly, within 10mins, steered the conversation to the topic of sex where they were trying to get me to talk about white women, it was really creepy. On most occasions I made my excuses and walked away but with one guy he followed me and wouldn't let it go until I completely lost it and got right in his face and threw him to the ground, he had absolutely no comprehension about why I got so angry. I walked into a train station in South India at around 9pm, a white girl ( she was a backpacker early 20s ) came rushing up to me, she looked like she had been crying, and asked for my help because she was being harassed by a couple of Indian guys, I didn't witness it directly but they quickly walked off when they saw me. I think that it should be properly addressed that India is not a safe place for women, if you are going there then please make sure that you are with a group of friends with at least 2 or 3 men and stick to areas popular with tourists.

[@Justcetriyaart]

dang...

[@cherryxd6849]

Ahh idk I think it's made up what you said here I have been to india 4 times in my lifetime not once did I encounter someone like that mostly thay just want a picture with us cuz we are white

[@tnago916]

You went for 9 months but hated it. Really.

[@jonholla6463]

​@tnago916 where did he say he hated it? Just pointed out the fucked up people there

[@i_will_hug_your_mom]

The harassment is especially bad if ur a tourist who stands out as not being local, much worse if ur caucasian or white-passing Some of the men there must have a weird skin color fetish

[@nightlimelight3846]

The sad thing is, even the women that have done everything to be considered “good women”, are not safe from being victimized in their own homes by husbands who chose them for their perceived virtue.

[@julieo4580]

This was an issue in 2015 when i was sent there alone by my employer. I begged them to send a male colleague instead and they refused.

[@hilariousassertions6919]

You know what's even crazier? Just last month, two minor girls were gang ***ed and hanged from a tree as a sort of public display. Then a few days later, their father self-deletes cause he was being pressured by the police to take back the criminal complaint. Stuff like this is so common here that it doesn't even make the front page. We have had communities carrying out protest marches because someone from their group got arrested for ***e or child ***e, look it up. ***e is considered a crime by Indian society only if it is committed against a social equal or superior. If you ***e someone from a marginalized community, then it is called a 'mistake'. In a society where all communities exist as part of a hierarchy, the rights and privileges, including the privilege to SA other women, gets decided based on where you're born.

[@Banished-rx4ol]

Some of the stories of abuse that marginalized groups suffer in India is mind boggling on how cruel humans can be

[@Banished-rx4ol]

Some of the stories of abuse that marginalized groups suffer in India is mind boggling on how cruel humans can be

[@lazerbubbles3630]

Yup!! 💔💔💔u heard but that isnt the first time ! Terrible 💔💔💔

[@joannasowinska6789]

What the f.....??????

[@elyse443]

That’s mind blowing!

[@robertrocks1233]

As a Jamaican, trust me I got some things to say about Jamaica. They don’t condone grape in my country but violence (gun, robbery, murder) is rampant. I never had India on my travel list and it shall remain as such. This story and all others made me sick to my stomach.

[@Zhello79]

Agreed. Haitian here. Some parts isn't safe, Port Au Prince being the biggest area that is dangerous rn. I mentioned in the past, and recently here the only time I had to get serious and fight someone was because someone tried to kidnap my cousin in 2013. Since then I always warn people that wherever they go, do research on the area and be situationally aware. If I had not taken action, my cousin wouldn't be living in America rn.

[@LuvAndNotH8]

Absolutely disgusting behavior b

[@nursebrooks3237]

Jamaican here too, never will i travel to certain countries, especially India. It's sad when a cow or a camel is worth more than a human woman. I'll gladly stay in the west.

[@abroadstateofmind5571]

Bahamas here...they don't like blacks so visiting those places makes no sense..we should be grateful to be born in the Carribbean.

[@romariowilliams7952]

@@nursebrooks3237 A racist Jamaican, interesting.

[@DefiantAngel87]

Horrible. Things like this make it scary to travel.

[@sushemy24]

As an Indian teenager living in the United States, I pray for change in India, I recognize that it has insane issues like this and the only way to change them is though self-reflection as a country and society. Thank you Aba and Preach, incredible video!!

[@LaVanilla19]

As a teenager living in India... I'll be moving to USA soon. I can't anymore with this country.

[@amalksuresh2538]

This is an isolated event. How many Indian guys got killed in the last three months in US?...I would say US have bigger pbs.US have more per capita rpes too

[@mightymutt1]

I worked at one of the largest banks in the world, I was a trainer they sent me to India. My first week there we had 2 rapes in the building, they fired the women for causing the problem. On a side note I could not get a hotel room because I was black....haha

[@SkamGame]

Namaste though

[@Tionaintown876]

No way

[@ZhangLee.]

WOW

[@certifiedtech30]

😮

[@CaRiBgAl4]

Oh, so rapists and racists! What a lovely set of people! 😡

[@amimi92]

I will never forget the New Dehli story of that young woman who was graped by 6 men (including the driver and a juvenile) on a bus while traveling with a male friend. They beat up the male friend and assaulted the woman so badly (the details are so gruesome and horrific) she had to be sent to Singapore to try and save her life. Unfortunately she did not survive and the international backlash was so severe, four of the adults were hanged, one was found dead in his cell of suspected suicide and the juvenile was sentenced to three years in juvenile reform. Of course, not before one of the perpetrators was brazen enough to say she shouldn't have been out with her 'boyfriend' at night. I always said that if it wasn't for the international backlash, those men would've gotten away with it. Apparently not much has changed in the 12 years since it has happened. As a woman, I will never step foot in India.

[@NotFalling4it]

Wasn’t that HORRIFIC!. It’s possibly the worst case of rape I have ever heard or could ever be, ever!

[@RahulBhat007]

will urge you to check the stats US has 26 times higher rape rate than India... its easy to blame a whole nation after a disgusting event, but hide the stuff in your own backyard.. by cleverly not showing the stats of your own country.

[@RoRZoro]

"international backlash" my ass. The baklash was from India. USA is a country where rape is treated like it's nothing. A simple search will give you horrific incidents that no one cares. In India, people protest against this. Other countries knew about this issue because of those huge protests.

[@nanu4754]

@@RoRZoroyou have to be Indian, bc that’s such bs. In fact in the US all you have to do is be accused and the authorities will contact you QUICKLY. As far as the citizens, most of the American people see rape as one of the worst crimes and labels someone can be attached to. This is not India where it’s the victims fault. Rape is looked so down upon that even prisoners will rape/ murder other prisoners if they find out a fellow inmate was charged with that. Take that Indian bs elsewhere🤣🤣

[@amimi92]

@@RoRZoro This is textbook definition of revisionist history. If you’re referring to Indian WOMEN who were protesting, then sure. But at the dawn of Twitter activism, this story exploded on the international front and India scrambled to make things right because of how bad it looked.

[@rune_rosen]

This is absolutely inane and as someone who truly wants to travel the world, I am terrified of this.

[@xiaozhong5198]

for those who stands for indians shall be deserved to live there forever

[@ThePeasantsRejoice]

Those quotes from the elected officials are wild. Condoning rape as "boys will be boys," yet saying the victim should be burned alive in front of her family for being assaulted? That's a whole new level of fucked up.

[@mikael557]

Yeah seriously. Seems like a direct correlation between laws being lax / leader's being complacent towards the r@pe, and the high amounts of r@pe. That's why we have to be careful here in America with the extreme w0ke & trans stuff, because the more widely accepted it is, the more out of hand, and normalized the abhorrent behaviors become.

[@MusMasi]

they hate women so much the government had to take steps against infanticide and dowry practices. They would have a bucket of water ready at a birth in case it was a girl. They also had a problem with abortions right after ultrasound confirmed it was a girl.

[@AliceSinclair98]

That's the crazy part, this is what an actual rape culture looks like, yet feminists will act like western countries are worse than this lol

[@TheBangooman]

Welcome to the rest of the world. Only the West has things like actual equality and women having rights. And apparently those women are very oppresssed in here. I wonder what the blue haired feminist who's very concerned about micro-aggressions would think if she had to survive for a year in India. That's the world we live in: the places that actually need feminism and reform are left alone and discarded because "we aren't racist" and instead we turn to places where women have been free for a century and condemn them as sexists and backwards. Clown World.

[@lionheart9557]

Burning women alive was a very common occurrence in India. In fact, every time a man died, they would burn his wife alive with his corpse. This was called Sati. The British, under Lord William Bentinck, put an end to the practice. He witnessed people planning Sati and told him that they would burn the woman alive because her husband had died. He said they couldn't do it; they replied that it was their culture and to keep his nose out of it. Lord William Bentinck said, fine, do it, but know there will be reprecussions. The next day, he arrived with an army, and the Indians got scared and gave up the practice of Sati.

[@blackpalacemusic]

Damn, india went from being famous for yoga and curry to being nefarious for grape and dirty street food.

[@umbrellastudio7481]

Because social media expose true color of every country, not just India.

[@iamnedd92]

India is worst country to live​@@umbrellastudio7481

[@samsoh93]

​@@umbrellastudio7481That is so true

[@karathompson8414]

and yoga didn’t even originate in India which is the craziest part

[@amalksuresh2538]

​@@karathompson8414yoga did originate in India.

[@griffe4045]

This is sickening. Thank you so much for raising awareness!

[@MR-dp9vx]

As an open minded avid traveler, I’ve had ZERO interest in India

[@gino9094]

*Trigger warning* Same problem in my home country of South Africa. A woman wasraped and gutted and left with her stomach hanging out on the side of a highway STILL ALIVE. She pulled herself onto the road and got help and somehow survived. There are places in the world where the humans are still animals. Never underestimate the danger you are in as a foreigner in an unfamiliar place. Never.

[@justjackie4394]

They say every 4 hours a woman is getting SA'ed in South Africa. 😖 Correction: Every 4 hours women are getting un-alived. Grapes happen every 26 seconds.

[@Impulse_Intent]

I never underestimate the danger I could be in in anyplace even if it’s deemed “safe”

[@demodiums7216]

The fact that she survived is nuts.....obviously terrible...but what a badass

[@asilos9911]

Nobody wanted to listen to the germans in the 1930s…

[@fazedmongoose]

Has to be demonic bro. Happens too often. Senior citizens, infants, dogs, graped and mutilated. It has to be demonic.

[@ShayyButter]

the comments defending this behaviour is DISGUTING...my jaw dropped when I heard you reading them

[@tnago916]

Men☕. Hard to like them. Edit: if you're bothered be mad at those making these comments and doing these things 🤷‍♂️ not the reaction.

[@generalautism7406]

@@tnago916the only thing dumber than the comments those men made: a blanket comment roping 3.5 billion people as same as them lul

[@tnago916]

@@generalautism7406 I don't see you calling out those comments that lead people to think this way 🤔, I see you more bothered by my simple response to those comments. It's my opinion and clearly it's not every man on earth but men are the ones that make those types of comments and do those things to women in India, I find them hard to like personally and that is not a crime.

[@crossfire4691]

​....ur no better than the ppl defending this

[@tnago916]

@@generalautism7406 Women are generalized for ignorant things all the time. It's my opinion and clearly it's not every man on earth, but no one can deny men are the ones that making those types of comments and doing these things to women in India, I find them hard to like personally and that's not a crime.

[@Strega4646]

If you go to online chat rooms that are meant to be wholesome, they are the top people who are creeping and harassing women next to pakistan and middle eastern people.

[@creolivia4830]

Nah. It’s a no. Never ever a place to visit.

[@PeterDiaz-sg4xe]

don’t they usually harass foreigners too even white people are not immune to it supposedly last year a KZbinr was traveling in India, unfortunately for him he was being blamed for the pandemic and they were calling him a dirty person that’s ironic because these people don’t know anything about hygiene. They still wipe their butt with their hands.

[@sakkoyaba4482]

​@@PeterDiaz-sg4xecow brained peep

[@PeterDiaz-sg4xe]

@@sakkoyaba4482facts

[@HariKrishnan-kx1is]

As an Indian and a man I would not travel to certain areas of India myself. There is no telling what kind of people you could encounter. It's dangerous to assume that you are safe even when everyone is being friendly and nice you. Especially if you are a foreigner. And if you are a woman or with a woman multiply your caution 10X. There is a huge problem with women's safety here and nobody takes it seriously. It's illegal to check the sex of a baby in India because there are many families that will abort the baby if it's a girl. So a girl is not even safe in the womb.

[@7o7Dsy]

Gosh that's horrible.

[@lfcmike12]

Man that last part is especially fucked up, I hope future generations solve these issues for the sake of your kids/grandkids

[@dubol07]

Bro, this is what nightmares are made of.

[@suvid9490]

@@lfcmike12 most people just choose to immigrate out of the country and choose to settle in places like the US, UK, Canada, or Australia.

[@arminiuscherusci4410]

@@suvid9490they should be send right back with the duty to solve their issues at home

[@summerg6683]

My friend is from India, she told she was scared to wear what she wanted and always got stares from men and was afraid to take public transport. The amount of SA, sexism and harassment is insane there.

[@EizaPizza]

I remember after that girl who got attacked on the bus I watched the documentary. And the journalist went around asking boys and men who is at fault when SA happens and they were blaming the women. Even young boys were saying it’s the girls fault.

[@marziyaquaid4926]

Even the indians in canada give me chills in the spine. I am terrified of taking the bus home from work

[@pr00009]

@@marziyaquaid4926 well, im an Indian in Canada and Indians give me chills here.

[@rabiaahmed7659]

​@@marziyaquaid4926Indians are taking over Canada Your white men can't even fight them Those Indian males even look big in size

[@rabiaahmed7659]

​@@pr00009Indians in Canada like Brampton are physically much bigger so they'll be more threatening

[@chrmartube]

Gang Grape is a national past time in India. How dare you criticize another countries culture.

[@sumimasen_wtf]

I'am from Calcutta, and our culture is Goddess-centred (Shakti culture). Our people firmly believe without the Divine-Feminine or Women, humanity would cease to exist. A reason people are VERY respectful towards women here. And a birth of a daughter is often seen as a symbol of abundance and prosperity, often said Goddess Laxmi has come to our household. Our language, Bangla, is completely gender-neutral as well. There's no feminine or masculine characteristics in it. So that plays in with our psyche too. Guess what? The entire Northern & Western states of India HATES us for it! Yes, you read that right! They hate the fact we love and celebrate our women. And often talk ish about Bengali women because we refuse to put up being abused or dominated by anybody. We don't even let our own men get away with it. I have been living here for a very long time. I have never been catcalled or harrassed here in any way. And it is completely safe to go for a stroll at or after midnight, nobody bothers you (of course the police are on night duty at every corner, they will casually ask you where you headed for safety purposes but that's about it, they friendly). We often go out for take-outs at midnight, faced no issues. I never felt the same while living in other states. I firmly believe the local culture and mindset of people in each state/region is equally responsible for incidents like these. While you will see women being celebrated in my Bengali culture, at the same time you'll get to see Haryanvis comitting female infanticide casually and Rajasthanis wedding off there 8 year olds with same or much older men. India is a too much of a big country (3rd largest in Asia) to see it as a whole. The couple who faced such brutal assault was unfortunately in Hindi-belt (North & West states). They are known for their rampant crimes against women.

[@jaszicus]

My friend Lisa went to India years ago, went to Goa as she knew it was 'safe' as there are a lot of tourists there. She went to the beach just after midday and was lying there for about 10 mins, looked around and saw a group of 10-12 men standing 20 yards from her, masturbating. Her report to the police and locals was met with 'dont sunbathe on the beach'. The attitude of the police in India has never changed. On the other side, there are men there who are vehemantly against SA and know its a problem, unfortunately they are outnumbered.

[@rssspt]

10-12 men masturbating together? In the middle of the day? In public? To a complete stranger without her consent? What the actual fuck? What kind of mentality? Just what is going through their heads...i cannot even begin to comprehend.

[@PrettyPolyInPink]

She didn’t deserve what happened to her, but she should do her research before traveling. That is NOT appropriate in many places in the world. Leave your “women should be able to…” at home and look out for YOUR own best interest. As a woman who’s traveled the world, I read about the culture I’m going to and mimic dress and modesty level of the local women. I even wear a wedding band in highly patriarchal countries. SOMETIMES men respect women more if they think you “belong” to another man. Gross but true.

[@SasaSasa-wy9wu]

@@PrettyPolyInPinkI second that. It’s a bit arrogant to not research the customs and traditions of other countries. Our way of living isn’t standard or universal.

[@Tailionis]

I can see why women think all men are pigs but please most of us aren't this way. But I get it

[@Bch2020]

@@SasaSasa-wy9wu So group masturbation, in plain sight, over a woman at the beach is a "custom and tradition" of India, gotcha. Not all cultures are equal indeed LMAO

[@syauqi_x]

They travelled across the Muslim lands unscathed, hell even took a selfie with the Taliban, one of them carrying an assault rifle. Nothing untoward happened to them. But the moment they reached India..

[@cherryxd6849]

Despite of this, US homicide rate is almost the same as that of India. Despite of this, per-capita rape in India is not any different[even after accounting the unreported cases ]. Despite of the fact that India is 25x times poorer, individual violence is similar in both countries

[@AshrafAnam]

@Shellyshell-bd8wl Yes it says he knows who the real good people are and aren't brainwashed by Islamophobic media like you.

[@syauqi_x]

@Shellyshell-bd8wl still believe Taliban is the bad guy? After all the MSM brainwashing. You sure?

[@thuglaza4728]

@Shellyshell-bd8wl How tf do you read that comment as praise to the Taliban? Your lack of reading comprehension is something else...

[@hiebrantsify]

Luck plays a huge role. How many people were not as fortunate in their travels? Some people would say "well i traveled through india and nothing happened to me so there is no problem and you shouldnt be worried". Sounds idiotic doesnt it.

[@jeramysamarawickrama7633]

Watch out for the indian nationalists defending this by bringing up colonialism 😂

[@fmartin59]

Never seen that happen for rape. I've seen that for economic dev, which is a valid point. Why does this case get so much coverage? In Islamic countries, this would be considered halal since she's non-Muslim.

[@jeramysamarawickrama7633]

@@fmartin59 lmao theres a video of a american woman telling her experience and the comments were openly saying things like she should be thrown acid in the face. And saying "why does this gets covered so much it happens in muslim countries" is pathetic and it feels like your one of them people who try to put this under the rug

[@AlabasterMuslim]

I will never forget that woman who was raped on the train and then tortured while her bf was forced to watch. She died from the horrendous wounds. She was, of course, blamed.

[@mikochild2]

I remember that. Didn't it spark some kind of movement of women helping one another with some kind of women security network or something?

[@giniesyvae9040]

@@mikochild2Yes and I think it worked, but like every step forward in anti-rape laws, Indian men were furious and protested loudly about it

[@LouStarry]

I remember that. Terrifying.

[@xxaavviieerrrrr]

woah what happened to her?? on the TRAIN??? thats... wild..

[@TheMissyg432]

​@xxaavviieerrrrr The young lady and her boyfriend were med students who decided to go to the movies as a break from studying. On their way home, they took a bus and they were attacked even the bus driver joined in the young woman was attacked so badly that her intestines were ripped out she passed weeks later. Her boyfriend barely survived it caused a global uproar because of how bad the assault was.

[@carpediemsrce]

I have 3 female friends from India, and they said it is not safe for women there. Yeah...not gonna go there.

[@elocin9791]

The disturbing thing is this mentality exists... what happens when they migrate outside their country?

[@brianfitch5469]

​@@elocin9791you know exactly what happens. Nordic countries became grape capitals of the world from letting migrants in. Especially sweden.

[@RahulBhat007]

@@elocin9791 will urge you to check the stats US has 26 times higher rape rate than India... its easy to blame a whole nation after a disgusting event, but hide the stuff in your own backyard.. by cleverly not showing the stats of your own country.

[@RoRZoro]

Well when i was studying in UK, my female friends from UK also said it's not safe for women in UK.

[@brianfitch5469]

@@RoRZoro it use to be until it became UKistan

[@jindynubon3953]

There is no way in hell I would bike ride through India, just me and my wife, and I'm retired Air Force. That was not a wise thing to do. Unless you have a trained Dog and several firearms

[@LiamR90]

You'd never catch me in a country like India.

[@zuko2.051]

I'm from India 😢I want to get Outta here asap

[@odettep1464]

The fact that these officials can even make the statements they made comfortably speaks volume of how truly F'ed up it is over there

[@sportyeight7769]

If you can say that and stay in power or at job in the government, you know everything there is to know about the safety of women there... It's truly a disgrace

[@StanHowse]

The Left in the US wants you to believe YOU'RE the one "Oppressed" here.

[@omzy8700]

Yh that’s the most worry thing is that officials are literally blame the victim,that’s crazy ,I can’t even imagine how Indian women can survive in India ,I heard even animals get grape ,which it is insane .

[@pignouxd]

Those politicians have twisted minds... How is it consentual if it's done unwillingly 😅

[@matterking1]

Just them justifying it because they 200% have graped someone or are close friends to a grapist. They're all sick.

[@earnieboy54]

Because basically women have no rights there and are seen more as property still than people. none of this is right at all and it’s fucking sad

[@TheMissiIe]

They're religious. That's how

[@Post.nut_Clarity]

they just gotta call it a "struggle snuggle."

[@yoruagent-bq9qh]

those are not Politian's they are either rapists or defender of rapist the lawyer was defending rapist the Politian's son raped and woman and he was trying to justify it but the court but him in Jail instead he was convicted and the party cancelled his ticket as a politician

[@trnigyul]

I grew up watching Indian movies and in a lot of those movies, grape and men sexually harassing women are shown as par for the course or that the women are playing hard to get; its even shown as comedy. Its only when I grew up I saw it for what it was and just couldnt stomach it especially when I realised its just a depiction of how a lot of them really think; the sexual harassment, the blatant colorism etc. Its a problem that is widely tolerated by their society ( you can see that just based off how the authorities and religious ladies comment on it) and I dont think thats gonna change anytime soon. The best thing to do is stay away from there, my heart really goes out to the women living there and dealing with this type of wickedness on a daily basis.

[@chrisdaily185]

Thank you for sharing this info.

[@JimmyCasserole]

A couple of weeks ago, I reported a video to KZbin showing an Indian guy slapping his wife and then getting on the ground to apologize after realizing he had slapped her twin. I found it highly offensive that he expected his viewers to chuckle at his behavior. To my surprise KZbin actually responded to me via email saying they have taken down the video. Looking back, I'm glad I did.

[@GhostAeonWolf]

there was/is another youtube channel, run by person from India... his videos are random BS, mostly clips of Pr0nHub, and other wierd stuff that does not belong on YT. Reported it, did not checked if it still exists.

[@sedwards6337]

KZbin is encouraging violence against women by being a bystander… where are the feminists now? Where is their outrage?….

[@CreativeReaper90s]

It can be a skit but if it was indeed actual it is bad... N just so we are clear toxic character loving women also exists in India.... There have been few incidents that I witnessed but(almost all were in rural or aemi rural areas)where a drunk husband be slapping his wife n if someone did go in to stop it n in the process is forced to use force on her husband she will start thrashing you n screaming on you to leave her husband alone n free it's between them n they will solve it no need for stranger to interfere... Again those are few casea... N not all r like that

[@stacytacycy]

​@@CreativeReaper90s even if it was a skit it should not be on the platform. Domestic violence should not be used as a joke.

[@CreativeReaper90s]

@@stacytacycy I mean really we have some much from other countries as well... I am not saying it's good n should be there but I also think OF is bad n twitch thot also exist. We both can judge n say it's bad or good or shameful but those stuff exist n it's not in individual person hand.. You can act against it n hope ppl join you but you can't by default expect all to have similar value like you r me...