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I was watching the news just now and they have these so-called experts claiming that the government needs to enact stricter laws on gender violence etc etc. Congress politicians are also saying the same and blaming the BJP. But don't we have enough laws? Isn't the solution here a societal one? Shouldn't neighbours be caring and take action if they see a girl with bruises? Shouldn't girls be counselled from college days itself to be careful about dating creepy older guys?
dating creepy older guys?? as if it has not been committed by younger guys, that's an offensive categorization without any evidence of anything in correlation.
also, this societal change we're going through, we are going through a change where dating preferences. also, this modern thinking is still in its early stage in Indian society, plus crime cannot be stopped but can be monitored and reduced.
few steps need to be taken.
1. Young people need to be more open about their dating and share with family.
2. families need to be more open to the idea of dating as most young ones make it a hidden affair