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I am not even a feminist. Still this is the reality. These feminist writers rage bait. But are pointing to the correct issues.
2. Ignore over 30,000 rapes that happen every year or just say “meh rape bad” without any critical engagement on measures to improve safety.
3. Ignore the well documented and pervasive social evils of dowry and rampant domestic violence.
4. Get rage baited by random engagement farmers or cling to the odd cases (albeit very unfortunate) where the victim is a man to paint an extremely skewed and honestly retarded picture of society and cry about how men are the real victims.
Talk about real problems man. A women perpetrator getting support from stupid content farmers is not news. The millions of women victims who are ignored in popular narratives is news.
I really can't understand why she's being seen as the victim, or even hailed as some sort of feminist icon. Even if she was being forced into marrying a bald and stammering guy by her parents for money, is it right to murder him???? It's not like Ketan was cruel to her. On the country, we can see videos where he is simping over her and giving her gifts.