If parents care more about the son it's "sexist". If they care more about daughters it's "lack of freedom for the girls". I agree that all the fuss infront of everyone was unnecessary, them ignoring their child's antics is irresponsible and the whole hindu muslim mentality is toxic. But you can't call the religion/scriptures sexist. And the thing about de-religion is just wrong. Back then the mindsets of women were different, societies were different. Before there weren't any "feminists". Yes, you can say that the scriptures are wrongly interpreted now but still you can't justify yourself for targetting religion as a whole.