Malaika Arora Khan’s reaction to Bengaluru molestation incident is on point

The recent mass molestation incident has left everyone shocked. On the eve of New Year’s females were publicly molested in the areas of Bengaluru and no action has been taken yet. It is shameful to know that this incidence took place despite police protection. With citizens condemning the act, many Bollywood celebrities too have raised their concern over the same. At the same time, we have politicians like Abu Azmi, sending remarks that this incident took place because females were wearing short dresses. Giving him a fitting reply, Malaika Arora Khan has written an excellent piece on her Instagram page, narrating the hardship a girl faces, all thanks to chauvinistic pigs all around her. It is definitely an eye-opener for all those who think that women are the centre of all the crime.

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So, I went out with my girlfriends to party on the crowded streets of a Metropolitan city, they came out in large numbers and molested us…… But my safety is my responsibility so… The next time I went to a discotheque, it was enclosed and had bouncers, they came into the place and beat us up and ripped our clothes off…….But my safety is my responsibility so…. I went to a movie with a Male friend for company, they pushed me into a bus and shoved an iron rod inside my privates…….But my safety is my responsibility, so…… I went to my college, fully clad in a “decent” salwaar kameez, they caught me around a corner and squeezed my bum……But my safety is my responsibility, so…… I decided to stay at home in the comfort of my own house, they broke down the door, tied me up and videotaped the things they made me do with them…….But my safety is my responsibility, so…… I went back to live with my family feeling safe and secure with them, they were my uncles but they didn’t think of me as their niece when they made me take off my clothes and have their way with me…….But my safety is my responsibility, so……. These days I sit in the bathroom, locked tight, not coming out at all. They stand on the terrace opposite to it peeking in through the bathroom window, but I don’t take a bath…….because my safety is my responsibility……. Now, they have me exactly where they have always wanted me, my spirit broken, my ability to fight back gone, my will to do something destroyed…..at their mercy…..still stuck in the bathroom…..dreading the time when the knocking starts on the door as they come to get me here too.

I am that Indian Woman who can excel at sports, win medals for the Country, join the Army, become a CEO, go to the outer space and be the talk of the world…..only if I can come out of this bathroom……But my safety is my responsibility, so…. Disclaimer: Girls wearing short clothes and drinking and partying are copying the Western culture.Boys who molest them r copying the Indian culture???

Also Read: Finally! Malaika Arora Khan speaks up about the reports of her relationship with Arjun Kapoor

We can’t agree more with Malaika.

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Nikita Thakkar

A strongly opinionated, free-spirited, budding Bollywood journalist, she likes to write anything in her own quirky style. When not running around to get assigned tasks completed, you will find her either painting, indulging in photography or dreaming in the la la land.