Comments for Manavi - Women's Rights in South Asia http://manavi.wordpress.com Women's Rights in South Asia Tue, 15 Apr 2008 09:12:17 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on About Manavi by Shah M. A http://manavi.wordpress.com/about/#comment-52 Shah M. A Tue, 15 Apr 2008 09:12:17 +0000 #comment-52 Thak you for the help and great favour. We are seeking help from them. Shah Thak you for the help and great favour. We are seeking help from them.
Shah

]]> Comment on British girl raped and mudered in Goa by Anthia Mishra http://manavi.wordpress.com/2008/03/09/british-girl-raped-and-mudered-in-goa/#comment-34 Anthia Mishra Sun, 16 Mar 2008 10:13:25 +0000 http://manavi.wordpress.com/?p=37#comment-34 Yes my husband's is one of those which was unreported and now I am left with three children struggling in life. Police concealed my husband's murder and cremated his body before I could get tickets to India and see him. The cause of death took 9 months and was not explained and everything was sub standard. I hate the Indian police for what they did to me and the children. My husband was such a beautiful husband and father. They cheated us. They humiliated me as a woman going to the police station. They are pigs. Yes my husband’s is one of those which was unreported and now I am left with three children struggling in life. Police concealed my husband’s murder and cremated his body before I could get tickets to India and see him. The cause of death took 9 months and was not explained and everything was sub standard. I hate the Indian police for what they did to me and the children. My husband was such a beautiful husband and father. They cheated us. They humiliated me as a woman going to the police station. They are pigs.

]]> Comment on Is India a safe place for foreigners? by khanna http://manavi.wordpress.com/2008/01/23/is-india-a-safe-place-for-foreigners/#comment-33 khanna Sun, 09 Mar 2008 15:59:53 +0000 http://manavi.wordpress.com/2008/01/23/is-india-a-safe-place-for-foreigners/#comment-33 India is not safe for indians............................. How can it be safe for foreigners? India is not safe for indians………………………..
How can it be safe for foreigners?

]]> Comment on Is India a safe place for foreigners? by Pune Hotels http://manavi.wordpress.com/2008/01/23/is-india-a-safe-place-for-foreigners/#comment-29 Pune Hotels Wed, 13 Feb 2008 11:26:47 +0000 http://manavi.wordpress.com/2008/01/23/is-india-a-safe-place-for-foreigners/#comment-29 There have been quite a few cases reported , but i dont believe there is a threat as such . There have been quite a few cases reported , but i dont believe there is a threat as such .

]]> Comment on Woman tortured for dowry in US by manoj http://manavi.wordpress.com/2008/01/30/woman-tortured-for-dowry-in-us/#comment-28 manoj Mon, 11 Feb 2008 02:40:43 +0000 http://manavi.wordpress.com/?p=35#comment-28 Publishing houses & websites might do well to check the authenticity of the story before publishing the same.I find it impossible to believe that someone living in the US would venture beating up his wife,that too for dowry 5 -6 yrs after marriage.It might suit Muthumari & Jayanthi Natarajan, but does not auger well with most educated readers.US has some draconian laws against domestic violence & anyone who is aware of that wouldnt venture indulging in it.More than all that, if this woman can book her tickets to India & come back by herself, she very well could register a complaint with the local police.I have much more faith in the US legal & police system than I have in the Indian.For all the publishing houses who went to town with this story, all I can say is, it is time to grow up now! Publishing houses & websites might do well to check the authenticity of the story before publishing the same.I find it impossible to believe that someone living in the US would venture beating up his wife,that too for dowry 5 -6 yrs after marriage.It might suit Muthumari & Jayanthi Natarajan, but does not auger well with most educated readers.US has some draconian laws against domestic violence & anyone who is aware of that wouldnt venture indulging in it.More than all that, if this woman can book her tickets to India & come back by herself, she very well could register a complaint with the local police.I have much more faith in the US legal & police system than I have in the Indian.For all the publishing houses who went to town with this story, all I can say is, it is time to grow up now!

]]> Comment on 14-year-old girl raped and murdered in Kashmir by Shah M. A http://manavi.wordpress.com/2007/12/02/14-year-old-girl-raped-and-murdered-in-kashmir/#comment-14 Shah M. A Tue, 15 Jan 2008 15:35:37 +0000 http://manavi.wordpress.com/2007/12/02/14-year-old-girl-raped-and-murdered-in-kashmir/#comment-14 Silence of J &K Judiciary over Tabinda Gani’s rape and murder case is not understood. Dr. Shah The silence of Judiciary over Tabinda Gani’s rape and murder case is unbearable and injustice. The death sentence was awarded to a 30 year old man in Ghandi Nagar, East Dehli for a rape and murder of 8 year old girl who was on her way from school by the sessions court Delhi in 1998. The sentence was later on confirmed by a division bench of Delhi High Court. We are not demanding any thing new from the Judiciary of Jammu and Kashmir. This is the rarest of a rare case and the silence of Judiciary is not understood. Tabinda Gani was a very bright student (distinction holder) and was like a growing bud of flower. She was killed in a most revolting manner on the 20th July, 2007 when the entire was offering Friday prayers and as such her helpless calls could not reach us. The innocent murder arouses intense and extreme indignation of the community. It was an act of extreme depravity. It was an act of extreme wickedness. It has shacked the entire state of Jammu and Kashmir. Public abhorrence of the crime needs a reflection through the courts verdict in the measure of punishment. The offenders who are menace to the civilized society should be mercilessly and inexorably punished in the severest terms. The judges who bear the sword of justice should not hesitate to use the sword with utmost severity to the full and to the end if the gravity of offence so demand. It is worth while to mention the main offender Azhar Billa Mir is a nephew of Ex. MLA Gani Mir and this could be one of the reasons of silence of judiciary. We were having apprehensions that the political patronage can not be ruled out despite we have full faith on Indian Judiciary. If cases like Tabinda go unnoticed, it is unfortunate on the part of Executive as well as Judiciary of Jammu and Kashmir. Wounds are so deep, only death sentence to accused can heal them. Dr.M.A Shah from Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Silence of J &K Judiciary over Tabinda Gani’s rape and murder case is not understood. Dr. Shah

The silence of Judiciary over Tabinda Gani’s rape and murder case is unbearable and injustice. The death sentence was awarded to a 30 year old man in Ghandi Nagar, East Dehli for a rape and murder of 8 year old girl who was on her way from school by the sessions court Delhi in 1998. The sentence was later on confirmed by a division bench of Delhi High Court. We are not demanding any thing new from the Judiciary of Jammu and Kashmir. This is the rarest of a rare case and the silence of Judiciary is not understood.
Tabinda Gani was a very bright student (distinction holder) and was like a growing bud of flower. She was killed in a most revolting manner on the 20th July, 2007 when the entire was offering Friday prayers and as such her helpless calls could not reach us. The innocent murder arouses intense and extreme indignation of the community. It was an act of extreme depravity. It was an act of extreme wickedness. It has shacked the entire state of Jammu and Kashmir. Public abhorrence of the crime needs a reflection through the courts verdict in the measure of punishment. The offenders who are menace to the civilized society should be mercilessly and inexorably punished in the severest terms. The judges who bear the sword of justice should not hesitate to use the sword with utmost severity to the full and to the end if the gravity of offence so demand.
It is worth while to mention the main offender Azhar Billa Mir is a nephew of Ex. MLA Gani Mir and this could be one of the reasons of silence of judiciary. We were having apprehensions that the political patronage can not be ruled out despite we have full faith on Indian Judiciary. If cases like Tabinda go unnoticed, it is unfortunate on the part of Executive as well as Judiciary of Jammu and Kashmir. Wounds are so deep, only death sentence to accused can heal them.
Dr.M.A Shah from Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

]]> Comment on About Manavi by Mahesh http://manavi.wordpress.com/about/#comment-8 Mahesh Sun, 13 Jan 2008 08:18:44 +0000 #comment-8 Nice to see your blog on crime and social issues. I am running a blog against trafficking available at http://www.aasara.blogspot.com Best wishes Nice to see your blog on crime and social issues.
I am running a blog against trafficking available at http://www.aasara.blogspot.com

Best wishes

]]> Comment on Campaign against Dowry in Pakistan by Anonymous http://manavi.wordpress.com/2007/11/30/campaign-against-dowry-in-pakistan/#comment-2 Anonymous Wed, 19 Dec 2007 12:17:21 +0000 http://manavi.wordpress.com/2007/11/30/campaign-against-dowry-in-pakistan/#comment-2 <strong>Preventing The Dowry Menace</strong> Dowry has been outlawed in India since 1961 – close to fifty years ago. And yet, even today, the papers have enough news reports to suggest that this menace has not only been rooted out of society, but still finds enough acceptance among some familie... Preventing The Dowry Menace

Dowry has been outlawed in India since 1961 – close to fifty years ago. And yet, even today, the papers have enough news reports to suggest that this menace has not only been rooted out of society, but still finds enough acceptance among some familie…

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