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It is time to speak the truth and look at facts instead of letting social media commentators weaponize isolated incidents to defame our nation for cheap publicity:

* Factual Reality: The closure of physical classes at LSR was due to an active police encounter right outside the back gate, where Delhi Police swiftly confronted and apprehended a main suspect who opened fire on officers. The crime itself occurred at Aastha Kunj Park, not inside the college campus. Distorting a successful police operation into a narrative that girls cannot go to college is blatant misinformation.

* Global Perspective: Sexual violence is a serious global challenge, and developed Western nations face severe issues as well. Countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, Sweden, France, and Canada report high rates of sexual offenses per capita. Rather than endlessly posting sensationalized tweets portraying India as uniquely unsafe, these self-proclaimed social media "saviors" should acknowledge that crime is a global issue requiring real solutions, not selective outrage

* Addressing the Root Cause (The 90% Factor): Official data consistently shows that nearly 90% of sexual offense cases involve perpetrators known to the victim—relatives, acquaintances, or trusted individuals in close proximity. The real solution lies in educating our girls, families, and local communities early to identify red flags, speak up against perpetrators in their circles, and take immediate preventive action.

* Ground Action vs. Social Media Venom: True social reformers do not spend their days hunting for crime reports to tweet for followers and revenue. Genuine leaders and grassroots organizations—such as Yogita Bhayana (PARI), Dr. Sunitha Krishnan (Prajwala), Flavia Agnes (Majlis Law), and the My Choices Foundation—work tirelessly on the ground in villages and local communities without seeking internet fame. They provide legal aid, rehabilitate victims, and educate families at the root.

If these social media activists genuinely cared about women's safety, they would stop spitting venom against their own country from behind a screen and actually go out onto the ground to educate people where awareness is needed most.

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@Chinmayi Yes once a rapist - they are forever -

just take away the tool first and later other punishments…

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@mssakshinarula There are many good things happening in the nation but twitter has paid handles which project the negative part more … if you want to focus on good things then you must ask for it…

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@SauravDassss @Chinmayi Blackmailer he is

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@TVMohandasPai @SudheenKulkarni Your voice matters for justice sir …

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@iamRashmika @voguemagazine @VOGUEIndia This one too is no less for wok ….

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We need to stop relying on empty sloganeering and demand concrete action: predators and rapists must face the absolute strictest punishment under the law.
Attacking individual professionals misses the mark entirely. Actors like Kriti Sanon do their jobs as hired professionals; the creative decisions, brand positioning, and community portrayals lie with the company itself. Misrepresenting those decisions to manufacture controversy only distracts from the real issues.
If we want to protect women, we have to look at the facts. Over 90% of sexual assaults are committed by someone known to the victim. Government policies and police forces cannot solve this problem in isolation—it requires active involvement from society, institutions, and families.
As a Sanatani, my faith teaches me to revere women as divine. As a parent raising a daughter, that reverence translates into practical action and open dialogue. We have built a strong mutual understanding around safety, personal boundaries, situational awareness, and identifying red flags in people or environments.
Instead of preaching performative morality, parents and communities must step up. Because the vast majority of threats come from familiar circles, educating young people on how to spot dangerous individuals and unsafe situations is essential to keeping them secure, apart from enforcement of the law to prevent too…. So stop hating sanatanis, we are no aliens or villains, don’t show Hinduism in poor light … together let’s handle this should be the spirit … instead of kitty parties let us focus on awareness programs …

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@harishsalvee

If a leader cannot carry even five board members along with him, and instead chooses a legal battle over pausing to build trust through continued discussion, one can only imagine the consequences when he attempts to spread his wings across the entire group. That’s perhaps was the only reason why Ratan ji kept him out of active participation…

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@PoojaPriyam_ Women are mostly compassionate but when they turn otherwise then we have Jayalalitha, Mamata didi ….

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@SayantikaSays Who gave you a right to make derogatory remarks at someone’s personal choice of his house ? If it is good then post , when you fell it is ugly why should you encroach in to their private matter ?

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@yoursnandieni You eat fish and pig ?

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@PoojaPriyam_ Were you ever stopped from masturbating?

Anyone has to know if / while you masturbate?

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@rushlane Old ducklings in new wine bottles … this is the reason why market shares drop …

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@jimfarley98 @FordMustang Is there any way you can get back your fallen market shares? From 70% market share , US car makers have fallen to 30% around and much of that loss is the gain of Japanese Mfg’s, do you have a plan to regain or have you accepted that this is how life is ?

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@sabeer Just for fun … what can AI do? Watch the video, beyond our imagination…

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@sabeer I only counted and said that , now the 100 tweets a day threat …🙈🙈🙈

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The Reality of Who the Offenders Are:

*In 90% to 95% of rape cases worldwide, the perpetrator is someone known to the victim—a relative, acquaintance, friend, or coworker. They build trust before committing the crime.

* Focusing on Prevention Over Post-Crime Action:

Because perpetrators operate through trusted relationships, focusing solely on punishment after the crime happens is not enough. We must focus on early identification, awareness, and education to recognize grooming behaviors in advance—saving lives before a crime occurs.

> * A Call for Global Eradication:

Much like humanity united to eradicate global health crises like smallpox and polio, we need a serious, coordinated global effort to tackle sexual violence. Advanced nations and developing nations alike are failing to control this issue.

> 📊 Officially Reported Rape Cases Relative to Population

Official police numbers vary significantly by country due to legal definitions and reporting practices, but sexual violence remains an urgent global issue everywhere.

> | Country | Annually Reported Cases (Police) | Share of Population (%) |
> |---|---|---|
> | United Kingdom | ~68,000 | 0.105% |
> | Sweden | ~8,900 | 0.084% |
> | South Africa | ~43,000 | 0.072% |
> | United States | ~90,000 | 0.027% |
> | India | ~31,600 | 0.002% |

While official reports in countries like India reflect lower rates per capita on paper due to widespread underreporting, the underlying reality is clear: sexual violence is a universal crisis across every border.

Eradication program is the only way out … our reactions to rape has not helped , but our focuseee campaigns can help …🙏🙏🙏

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@sabeer Can you describe yourself once … we want to see what you exactly think of yourself …

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@sabeer Dipke gang follows orders from liquor king Kejriwal 😛😛😛

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@sabeer We see you tweeting 24/7 against India … are you jobless ?