SOS TO WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS

A four column news appeared on the 6th page of Malayala Manorama of this day has prompted me to write this. An MLA of the ruling party of UP along with his brother and a gang of thugs entered into a house in Unnao and pulled out an eighteen years old girl and raped her en masse. This is happened about an year back. Since then the father of the victim has been approaching the police to register a case but the police have refused register the complaint for the past one year. The poor man was finally attacked by the goons of the MLA. The police have immediately registered a case against the victim and sent him to the jail. At last the poor man died, rather killed, in the jail yesterday. The girl has made a suicide attempt in front of the house of the Chief Minister. Despite all these the culprits are moving around freely looking for other prey and the police is not bothered for anything. Is this our India?

Where is the Vanitha Commission? Where are the innumerable number of women's organizations? Where are the countless number of NGOs fighting for the so called empowerment of women? Where is the Minister for women welfare? Where are the civilized men who are sitting in the TV rooms every day to set right democratic norms?

I would like to call various women's organizations of Kerala to rise to the occasion and help the poor girl and highlight the issue in the national media.

KV George

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