Can we not record and share statements of parents and wives, whose sons or husbands go about looking for the next victim to be raped or assaulted?
(For some it’s mental disease)
Understanding this mind set will help the society to grasp the real social challenge.
Families need to be brought to be in for shared responsibility in prevention of this menace assuming widespread proportions.
Also need to connect with their respective educational institutions, their teachers, or class fellows.
The social profile needs to be included to help us with early prevention.
Right now we are only reactive and heavily relying on arrest, imprisonment and trials
Such men whenever released, could wear an electronic anklet for traceability and watch over as exists in some developed countries.
To prevent reoffending.
And keep check.
This will be a strong deterrent—For these accused offenders and their families who played a contributory role in their growth and nurturance.
And watch? Or control.
Worth a debate and execution in enhancing women safety concerns.
(Now becoming an epidemic).
@iChiragPaswan Don't talk about encounter,as it is only an immediate step. Talk about how to curb these incidents. Give suggestions regarding policing and long term social reforms. Do not play the same old game of just expressing opinions . Do ground work through party cadre .
@subhavsamarth Bihar has both Economic and cultural issues .You are missing the cultural context.Bihar has progressed economically in last two decades but has regressed as a society. It has a cultural lag(Ogburn)
The Jamui assault is only a symptom of a chronic disease that ails Bihar: brutalism as the prime response to lost cultural moorings, poverty, and poverty politics.
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