Posted: 11 years ago
oh! ok, thanks. i wish soha. srn in public cocem theirhowe of them go and shabana azmi is doing something the rest
Posted: 11 years ago

Will fight with your voice, Shah Rukh Khan on gangrape victim's death

"I am so sorry that I am a part of this society and culture. I am so sorry that I am a man. I promise I will fight with your voice," said superstar Shah Rukh Khan as he joined other Bollywood personalities to mourn the death of 23-year-old gangrape victim on Saturday.

The victim was taken to Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore for further treatment after her condition deteriorated. She was being treated at Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital after being brutally assaulted on the night of December 16 in South Delhi.

"We couldn't save u but wot a big voice u have, u brave little girl. That voice is telling us that rape is not an aberration, not a mistake. Rape embodies sexuality as our culture & society has defined it.

"I am so sorry that I am a part of this society and culture. I am so sorry that I am a man. I promise I will fight with ur voice. I will respect women, so that I gain my daughter's respect (sic)," said SRK, 47, who is father of son Aryan and 12-year-old daughter Suhana.

The heinous incident has triggered nationwide outrage with people taking to streets to demand death penalty for the criminals and better safety laws for women.

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/will-fight-with-your-voice-shah-rukh-khan-on-gangrape-victims-death/1051862/
Posted: 11 years ago
Another article on the IF 

http://www.india-forums.com/tellybuzz/creative-cocktail/13618-harsh-punishment-for-the-rapists-demands-our-t-town.htm

Harsh Punishment for the rapists; Demands our T-Town!

Saturday, December 29, 2012 | 5:17:19 PM IST (+05:30 GMT)    129 Comments
Harsh Punishment for the rapists; Demands our T-Town!

The death of Delhi gang rape victim has shocked the nation.. Let's see how our Telly stars react towards this…

Sorry Damini we couldn't save you! Yes, the nation is feeling ashamed of what happened with this innocent girl. The girl, who was brutally raped few days ago, was juggling between life and death since that day. Today is very sad and a shameful day for our country, as she has left this world. This shouldn't been happened to anyone and we all are ashamed of it. Let's see what our Telly stars have to share about this:

Shaleen Malhotra: It's a very shameful thing which has happened. We should be ashamed of calling ourselves a part of the civilized society. Civilization would have been much better than this, when this word would have been occurred. God bless her soul. She was not a victim but she was a fighter. We should carry forward the fight so that whatever has happened should never ever happen again. The people, who have done this, should be hanged till death. More shameful are the people, who knew about it but still didn't act. Harsh punishment should be given to all those idiots so that no one can ever think of doing such acts in future to anyone; not even in their dream.

Shakti Mohan: It's a shameful act. India has now become absolutely unsafe for women. 70% of the men of our country possess the power to keep control on women, be it your father, brother or husband. Firstly, we can or should have by now changed the law and made rape a non bailable offence. We have the rights to choose our govt. but if these so called people in the govt. can't protect us, then we don't want our country to run by a govt. who sit idle when a girl is gang raped. It's been two weeks now and we are just sitting here and watching the drama. Sadly, we are controlled by lawmakers who are corrupt and have no values. I can only expect at this moment that these 6 men are publicly hung and this should happen to each and every criminal who assaults a women.

Anas Rashid: It's a very shameful situation for our country. It's growing day by day. It's just like a brutal murder in terms of rape. I wish they would get such a punishment that it would be a lesson for all. Public has the authority punish such people themselves in Saudi Arabia. They must also be treated like this so that everyone should learn a lesson from this. The public should have been given the authority to punish those people.

Pratyusha Banerjee: All I can say that change the law, change the rules. Even after the gang rape, the girl was almost killed by them and today she lost her breadth. They must be hanged till death or the best punishment for them would be they must be hand overed to the girls who have undergone through such situations and they should be given the authority to kill them, which they deserve to get.

Eijaz Khan: The people, the politicians or the judges are sitting in their own safe houses and say this should be happen or this should not. I don't think we are educated to take decisions just like that only. I think, people with responsibility should take up the cause now.

Nia Sharma: It's very sad to hear that she died even after being shifted to Singapore. I think that it was not one girl who has been the victim, but the whole nation has been in comma. I would like to share a real incident happened with me. Maximum of the people I know, have a plan to celebrate 31st Dec. in Goa and my mom is worried about my safety if I would go there. I have to insist her every time that I am fine here. I won't be going anywhere to celebrate 31st December because my mom will worry about my safety. It's a shameful act that in a democratic country like this, we girls can't even move freely. If these things happen to a girl, then she is blamed for wearing short clothes. Everyone has the right to move out freely. These people have done a very serious crime and they would not even find a place in hell. They must be hanged till death. I would like to say to all the girls that don't get frightened if someone tries to do such acts with you. Just shoot them even if someone gives a bad look to you

Posted: 11 years ago
not celebrating new yr ..nice thread
Posted: 11 years ago

no change has ever come without sacrifice & movement by masses

this so called celebraties some of them where busyy enjoying new yr eve ..nodoubt some are doing their bit ,
 
but its the students ,women & activist who are really fighting the battle ,i just hope the culprits get nothing less than death sentence
Posted: 11 years ago
hi, every one..
saw this in BB6 finale last night was  deeply moved by the message of the performance.. so thought of sharing it..apologies if you already seen it.

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QQKOPFQD3U[/YOUTUBE]
Posted: 11 years ago
thanks for sharing hammie, this movement of change needs to continue
until all ignorance about abuse of all kinds vanishes.
Posted: 11 years ago
Originally posted by Hamlet53


hi, every one..
saw this in BB6 finale last night was  deeply moved by the message of the performance.. so thought of sharing it..apologies if you already seen it.

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QQKOPFQD3U[/YOUTUBE]
thank you hammie, very inspiring programme and inspiring words from the lady in the pink too 👏 Edited by -bharti- - 11 years ago
Posted: 11 years ago
Thank U Friends, for sharing ur views and our celebs views regarding this important content...
Looking for the court-decision...

But now  it seems voice is in low speech...flames are low candelling...A famous News Channel also thinks so...This 16 th January has covered 1 month of  that heat-teasing incident...but condition is still same...women are still insecure...some of them have left jobs due to fear of night sift and late return...

Please share ur opinion in this regard, that whether the condition of women security has been changed or not...if u have any personal experience in this context , u are welcomed to share...

Don't let ur voice mum...

Posted: 11 years ago
Originally posted by san121


Thank U Friends, for sharing ur views and our celebs views regarding this important content...
Looking for the court-decision...

But now  it seems voice is in low speech...flames are low candelling...A famous News Channel also thinks so...This 16 th January has covered 1 month of  that heat-teasing incident...but condition is still same...women are still insecure...some of them have left jobs due to fear of night sift and late return...

Please share ur opinion in this regard, that whether the condition of women security has been changed or not...if u have any personal experience in this context , u are welcomed to share...

Don't let ur voice mum...

wel said san,  NO, it will not be the same again.  It has impacted us immensely and i notice small initiatives many places... I heard my friends co., taking extra precautions in their safety when travelling to n fro to their offices,  then commitees are bein set up to look into women,s greivances.. Then i notice a general topic of discussion everywhere of attitudes which was never discussed.  Then i see a surge in many parents sending their daughters to self defence courses which is again important.  Ofcourse change doesnt happen overnight but when each one of us decide to not let this die down it will not.  Even to this day at delhi,s jantar mantar protests n silent marches are taking place over women related issues. Most imp is there is an awakening of sorts and people are not ready to take things lying down anymore.  A court in jaisalmer[or bikaner i forget] last fortnight sentenced a rapist in just 10days, which was unheard of.  Im positive San. Edited by -bharti- - 11 years ago

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