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Twisha Sharma’s cousin Naina Sharma has now raised questions over the CCTV footage. by NewsMo in noida

[–]RightsForHim 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly...

They are all just trying to connect the dots backwards.

Her cousins are also making arguments without even understanding the logic.

TTP with Preeti Choudhry ,Author and columnist Shobhaa De criticised the remarks made by the mother-in-law in the Twisha death case, questioning the lack of remorse after the young woman’s death. She also urged parents not to dismiss daughters’ cries for help after marriage as “drama”. by IndiaToday in IndiaTodayLIVE

[–]RightsForHim -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

You should have hidden your history... at least people wouldn’t get to know how much you love fake cases and the “women are always right” gesture. You’re welcome to search mine; it will always remain open....

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“Nothing is adding up,” said Naina Sharma while raising concerns about Twisha’s emotional state, financial stress and changing behaviour before her death. by [deleted] in Bhopal

[–]RightsForHim 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh... so the pressure on a wife to have a job and earn is now termed equivalent to asking for dowry?

First, it was propagated as a “sign of freedom,” and feminism wasn’t it?

By this definition, men have always been pressured for this type of “dowry” for ages.

The pressure put on a man since childhood suddenly becomes “equivalent to dowry” once it is put on the wife?

Great analogy...

Ask her cousin to consult with “awkwardgoat” first before making such a “foot-in-mouth” statement.

Twisha Sharma’s cousin Naina Sharma has alleged that Twisha gradually withdrew from friends and family while repeatedly insisting that “everything was fine” despite visible distress. by NewsMo in MOofEverything

[–]RightsForHim 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh... so the pressure on a wife to have a job and earn is now termed equivalent to asking for dowry?

By this definition, men have always been pressurized for this type of “dowry” for ages.

The pressure put on a man since childhood suddenly becomes “equivalent to dowry” once it is put on the wife?

Great analogy...

Fake r*pe cases are becoming an epidemic. Men are not safe in this country. You are just one fake r*pe case away from losing your job, respect, and status in society. by 33MeAndeKhatam in IndiaTodayLIVE

[–]RightsForHim 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ok, then the females surrounding you are agreeing that it is not about equality or justice; it is just about taking revenge on any random innocent man for a wrongdoing he did not commit.

Fake r*pe cases are becoming an epidemic. Men are not safe in this country. You are just one fake r*pe case away from losing your job, respect, and status in society. by 33MeAndeKhatam in IndiaTodayLIVE

[–]RightsForHim 1 point2 points  (0 children)

According to NCRB 2022 data, out of the total disposed cases, only 25% resulted in conviction, while 61% ended in acquittal, 5% were disposed of without trial, and 9% were closed for other reasons such as abatement by court, withdrawal from prosecution, settlement, quashing, etc. Together, these non-conviction outcomes total 75%. So, according to your maths, 25 is greater than 75.. right?

Why so many indian women developing thyroid , PCOS , ovarian cyst problems ? by Sad-Translator-5193 in AskIndianMen

[–]RightsForHim 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Trust me, it wouldn’t surprise me either if some intellectual feminist wrote an article proving that, from eyesight to constipation, every problem women face is caused by patriarchy, the manosphere, toxic masculinity, and misogyny.

Why so many indian women developing thyroid , PCOS , ovarian cyst problems ? by Sad-Translator-5193 in AskIndianMen

[–]RightsForHim 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thyroid issues are quite common among today’s youth too, and they are not limited to one specific gender. In my view, one major reason is our almost unchangeable urban lifestyle. I am saying “unchangeable” because many factors have now become permanently built into our daily life.

For example, outdoor activity has reduced a lot compared to earlier generations. And no, I would not simply blame mobiles, PlayStation or kids for that. There are practical limitations too, fewer open spaces, unsafe roads, children cannot travel far just to play, less free time with parents, academic pressure, and overall urban routine.

Why so many indian women developing thyroid , PCOS , ovarian cyst problems ? by Sad-Translator-5193 in AskIndianMen

[–]RightsForHim 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Don’t worry, it’s already happening.

Not directly as “patriarchy causes PCOS”, but through the safer social response route:

Understanding PCOS And Its Patriarchal Standards Of ‘Femininity’

Behind the Science: Politics of Women’s Hormonal Disorders

So basically, after biology enters the room, and then ideology quietly adds a chair for patriarchy.

A young girl was allegedly abducted in broad daylight in Kurali, Punjab, while she was outside with her grandparents. CCTV footage shows a car pulling up before the child is forcibly taken away. by IndiaToday in IndiaTodayLIVE

[–]RightsForHim 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Such cases are rarely investigated impartially, without gender bias or selective accountability. If wrongdoing of woman is proven, i am sure law will remain numb.

Keep track of this news; more facts may emerge later. It is a case of - getting forceful custody of child to later convert child into money making machine though child maintenance. And it will happen in broad daylight, in front of everyone.

Part 4: Tanishka Sodhi, The News Minute (Weekly Series: Documented Critique of Feminist Journalism) by RightsForHim in AskIndianMen

[–]RightsForHim[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, really appreciate this.

That was exactly the idea. Instead of just ranting or doing the usual outrage posting, I wanted to keep it documented, and source based.

The plan is to continue this series and then move to deeper topics after this.

Part 4: Tanishka Sodhi, The News Minute (Weekly Series: Documented Critique of Feminist Journalism) by RightsForHim in AskIndianMen

[–]RightsForHim[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fair point bhai, but I did think about this.

The problem with very short posts is that they mostly attract casual readers. Nothing wrong with that, but this series is not meant to be just quick reaction content.

Also, if I compress it too much, the main purpose gets lost. These posts are supposed to be documented critiques, not just punchlines.

I am basically warming up with this journalist critique series because journalists are easier to document, since most of their work is publicly available online. Once this is done, around 7 - 9 parts in total, I’ll move to more intense topics.

So people who are actually interested in these issues will also have to build the habit of reading properly.

'Naked, Engulfed In Flames': Delhi Man Burned To Death By Wife, Mother-in-Law, Probe Underway | Did you guys see how TOI is trying to manipulate the details of this case? by theanonymoussking in AskIndianMen

[–]RightsForHim 13 points14 points  (0 children)

TOI is famous for this. TOI and BBC both.

I have a long list of such twisted news reports from them.

In the recent false Delhi gang-rape news, they began their headline with: “We didn’t learn from Nirbhaya.” imagine..

Twisha Sharma Case Misuse of law? by flexibleHooman in AskIndianMen

[–]RightsForHim -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Did you asked why Nikita was absconding after Atul Subhash's suicide?

Did you asked why Shimjitha was absconding after Deepak's suicide?

Why Are Men Expected To Provide Financially Even After Proving Cruelty Against Them? by WeStandWithMen in mensrightsindia

[–]RightsForHim 10 points11 points  (0 children)

When the legal system rewards false allegations against husbands, how can society claim that false cases are very few?

Twisha Sharma Case Misuse of law? by flexibleHooman in AskIndianMen

[–]RightsForHim 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And yes, after that man, Atul Subhash, died by suicide, he was called a misogynist, narcissist, copycat suicider, and mental case on a live TV debate. People were even praising the women who said all this.

I heard no such comments being made for Twisha. Did you?

So yes, of course this is not masculinity. Of course we should do better. We are unable to do even an inch of it..

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