BS News Agency, Kolkata: A year ago today, the tragic incident of RG Kar shook the conscience of the entire country, leaving an irreparable wound. The unbearable pain of the family of the young doctor still remains deep in our hearts.
ensure that such atrocities never happen again, the West Bengal Assembly unanimously passed the ‘Aparajita Anti-Rape Bill’, which proposed—
➡️ Maximum punishment for rapists
➡️ Speedy and thorough investigation process
➡️ Speedy trial to ensure justice without delay
However, instead of taking strong steps on the issue of women's safety in India, the Modi government chose indifference and neglect, raising trivial objections and returning the bill for reconsideration.
Rape is a curse of society. It requires not just words or symbolic action, but strict laws and strong resistance. However, those who selectively profit from a few grievances, their words do not match their actions—because for them, women's safety is just another political tool.