Geetanjali Mishra & Rohitashv Gour Express Deep Anger Over Kolkata Doctor Case, Call For Harshest Punishment

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Happu Ki Ultan Paltan fame Rajjo Aka Geetanjali Mishra and Rohitashv Gour demand the harshest punishment in the Kolkata doctor case, showing deep anger.

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00:00I have a question about women's safety.

00:02Governments give priority to educate their daughters,

00:07or make strict laws for women's safety,

00:10so that they can be safe in their workplace.

00:13But there are some incidents in the country

00:15that make us feel ashamed.

00:17Especially if we talk about the Kolkata rape case,

00:20or what happened recently with two innocent girls in Badlapur.

00:24What would you like to say about this?

00:26Are the governments doing anything?

00:29Or are they hesitating to make laws?

00:32Why are these incidents happening again and again?

00:35Sir, this is a very important question,

00:39and also a very deep one.

00:41A daughter is someone's life.

00:43Educating a daughter, and saving a daughter.

00:46Okay?

00:47And you must have seen a lot of slogans

00:50from governments and parties.

00:53Some say, educate your daughter, save your daughter.

00:55Some say, educated girl, light of the house.

00:57Some say, two kids, the best.

01:00There are a lot of such slogans.

01:02The problem is that our lives,

01:04and our daily needs,

01:07are limited to slogans.

01:11It's not like there are no laws.

01:13The Nirbhaya case has a lot of laws.

01:15There was a fast track in the court.

01:17There was a lot of follow-up.

01:19There are laws.

01:21Things are happening.

01:25It's just that they're not happening as fast

01:27as the laws are happening.

01:31It's a huge crime

01:33whether it's the Kolkata doctor's case,

01:36or the Badlapur case, or X, Y, Z.

01:38Priyanka Reddy's case in Bangalore.

01:41Yes, yes.

01:42Okay?

01:43We're talking about an educated society.

01:45An educated society is not just a girl

01:47or a boy who has become a doctor.

01:50The society is also educated.

01:51It's a developed society.

01:53It's not a developed society.

01:56It's a developed society.

01:58If a girl goes out after 10,

02:01she gets raped, attacked,

02:03has an acid attack.

02:05It's a sign of a developed society.

02:07It's not a developed society.

02:09So whether you're educated or illiterate,

02:12it doesn't matter.

02:14What matters is your mentality.

02:16Our mentality is changing day by day.

02:19It's becoming animalistic.

02:21I feel that the law that has been made,

02:24I mean, I have a personal opinion.

02:26I'm not advocating a party,

02:28an organization, or a person.

02:32I have a personal opinion.

02:34As a woman,

02:36as an educated,

02:38conscious woman,

02:40as a responsible Indian citizen,

02:42as a taxpayer,

02:44I have children at home,

02:46I have a mother,

02:47I have a sister,

02:48I have friends.

02:50So I feel that

02:53the law that has been made,

02:55the constitution has been made a long time ago.

02:58It was translated in 1952.

03:03We got our freedom in 1947.

03:06But we're not there yet.

03:08We're 70-75 years ahead.

03:11But the system has grown,

03:12there's been development.

03:15It wasn't like this before.

03:18But now that it's being opened,

03:21why isn't it being shut down openly?

03:25Those who are being punished.

03:27It's not like people haven't been punished.

03:29The accused have been caught.

03:31It's different to be accused and convicted.

03:33It's different to be condemned.

03:34But why is it limited to condemnation?

03:37If I'm a criminal,

03:39I've committed a crime,

03:40I'm accepting the crime,

03:42the crime has been proven on me,

03:44for example,

03:46by the court,

03:47by the law.

03:49So shouldn't I be punished?

03:52And when I've committed a crime socially,

03:55I've committed a crime openly.

03:58There's chaos in the cities,

04:01in the houses, in the villages.

04:02People don't care about their daughters.

04:03I mean, even today,

04:04in 2024,

04:05if the girls,

04:06after 10 o'clock,

04:07I'm not talking about big cities,

04:08I'm talking about small towns,

04:09I'm talking about cities.

04:10There are girls there too.

04:11In today's date,

04:12the girls from the smallest states

04:14are representing the country.

04:17If I talk about such places,

04:19the parents are still scared.

04:21That the kids won't come home at 9 o'clock.

04:22Even if they've gone for shooting,

04:24what do you call it,

04:25rifle training,

04:27for an athlete,

04:28to represent the country,

04:30or to get some household items.

04:32It depends.

04:33If I'm the only one in my house,

04:34I'll go alone, right?

04:35I won't go with my family.

04:37What matters to me is my house.

04:39What I need matters.

04:40Whether I'm a woman or a man,

04:41it doesn't matter.

04:44I'm the only one in my house.

04:46If you need medicine at midnight,

04:48I'll go.

04:50I can't go in a bulletproof jacket.

04:54I don't know when and where

04:56I'll be attacked.

04:58And the attackers never think

05:00which caste you belong to,

05:01which religion you belong to.

05:02Because that's a distorted mentality.

05:04That's a dirty mentality.

05:06They have so much greed,

05:08that they don't have the capacity to think.

05:12And if we talk about the law,

05:14the way the law system works,

05:16the speed at which it works,

05:18I think it needs to be

05:20a hundred times faster.

05:22And it needs to be done openly.

05:24It's being said again and again,

05:26that the law of Saudi Arabia,

05:28the death penalty,

05:29should be brought here as well.

05:31Yesterday, Ritesh Deshmukh said

05:33that the law of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj

05:35should be brought in his time.

05:39So, are you supporting this?

05:42I mean, should the death penalty

05:44or the strictest laws be brought

05:46so that the criminals,

05:47who have become demons,

05:48get a lesson?

05:49Absolutely.

05:50I am in complete support of this, sir.

05:52I feel that if the death penalty

05:56is brought in openly,

06:00no doubt,

06:02it has its limitations

06:04within the law system,

06:05but if it is brought in openly,

06:07then even if it is only 5%,

06:09it will affect the mentally disturbed,

06:11the patients as well.

06:13And if that doesn't happen,

06:15then just yesterday,

06:17in fact, just yesterday I posted

06:19that if that doesn't happen,

06:21then I can prove the criminal,

06:23the criminal who commits

06:25a heinous crime like rape,

06:30that he is also a criminal,

06:32I know,

06:33I get to know through investigation,

06:35even after the court investigation,

06:37even after that,

06:39I don't know why,

06:41for how many years

06:42I will keep him in jail,

06:43think about it,

06:44understand it,

06:45then one day I will declare

06:46that he has been hanged.

06:48Where, when, why?

06:50I don't know.

06:51The common people don't know.

06:53As long as it doesn't happen

06:54in front of the eyes of the common people,

06:55it won't happen openly.

06:56If we can't do this openly,

06:58then our thousands of years old history,

07:03which is called mythology in today's date,

07:06mythology means myth,

07:08it means we are living in a myth,

07:09why are we burning Ravan's statues?

07:11If we are destroying evil in the name of evil,

07:14burning Ravan's statue at every Dussehra,

07:17then burn one such Ravan,

07:19so that no other Ravan is ready.

07:22We will have to do this.

07:23What happens is,

07:25sorry,

07:27the woman inside me woke up,

07:29but actually,

07:32Nirbhaya case happened.

07:34In her investigation, we came to know that

07:36the one whom we called juvenile,

07:38the one whom the court called juvenile,

07:40the one whom the court called juvenile,

07:42if a 15, 16, 17 year old boy

07:45can think that

07:48I can't even speak this much,

07:52right?

07:53He can break a bottle and put it in a woman's body,

07:57he can be such a culprit,

07:59he can have such a distorted mentality,

08:02then how can he be a juvenile?

08:04Juvenile is innocence.

08:06How is he innocent?

08:09The punishment that the court gave him,

08:12after that,

08:14there are still crimes after that, right?

08:17I wish we had given a little more severe punishment.

08:22I think this is my personal opinion,

08:24I may be wrong,

08:26I may be wrong for the...

08:28If he is a culprit, then he must have a family.

08:31He didn't come from the ground,

08:33that's why he was born in this world.

08:35God didn't create a different world for fools and criminals,

08:39they live among us.

08:41So, it may be for their family,

08:43I am wrong, I am sorry,

08:45but as a woman, I think this.

08:49Now, there is a report,

08:51Hema Committee's report,

08:53maybe you know,

08:55in Malayalam film,

08:57there was a committee for women's exploitation,

08:59in 2017,

09:01now it has been revealed,

09:03its reports have come out,

09:05that how women in the film or TV industry,

09:07and how,

09:09to make a new law,

09:11the Kerala government is an aggressor,

09:13and especially now,

09:15like Kolkata rape,

09:17or in Abhipadlapur,

09:19with the girls,

09:21regarding the safety of women,

09:23on the set,

09:25or in any working place,

09:27what is your opinion,

09:29should there be a strict law,

09:31or regarding the safety of women,

09:33should the government change its view,

09:35or again and again,

09:37the question arises,

09:39like in Saudi Arabia,

09:41the strict law,

09:43like the rape,

09:45for the accused,

09:47should there be strict punishment,

09:49or like in Saudi Arabia,

09:51there should be such rules,

09:53that these cases,

09:55should not be hanged,

09:57there should be an immediate decision,

09:59and the decision should be harsh,

10:01like a formal death penalty,

10:03because if there is no fear,

10:05then this will not end,

10:07today in Saudi Arabia,

10:09there is no crime,

10:11because there is a fear,

10:13a fear of the law,

10:15one more thing in our country,

10:17the democracy,

10:19has a lot of merits and demerits,

10:21so the biggest demerit of democracy,

10:23is that,

10:25in passing the law,

10:27there are a lot of difficulties,

10:29the law will be presented,

10:31then in the parliament,

10:33the parties will fight each other,

10:35they will not want the bill to be passed,

10:37so there should be some laws,

10:39in which both the parties,

10:41together,

10:43say that no,

10:45we all agree,

10:47here there is a lot of demand for credit,

10:49if he passes,

10:51then he will take one credit,

10:53so no one loves the country,

10:55no one cares,

10:57what is happening with the women,

10:59the fight for their seats,

11:01is more important for everyone,

11:03so this strict law,

11:05should be like those countries,

11:07quick decision,

11:09and no more life imprisonment,

11:11just hang them,

11:13we all agree on this,

11:15we have put this on twitter,

11:17there should be Saudi rules,

11:19especially for these kids,

11:21and what happened in Calcutta,

11:23and there are so many things,

11:25in the villages,

11:27which do not come in front of us,

11:29now social media has come,

11:31so we are able to know,

11:33what all has happened,

11:35so strict laws should be made,

11:37and this is very shameful,

11:39what happened in Calcutta,

11:41what happened in Delhi,

11:43and people are still not understanding,

11:45and this is still going on,

11:47so strict laws should be made,

11:49and in this,

11:51both the parties,

11:53should come together,

11:55and not only this,

11:57there are many other laws,

11:59like I believe in,

12:01one country, one law,

12:03in this country,

12:05there should be one law,

12:07in every country,

12:09there should be population law,

12:11because of population,

12:13we are not getting employment,

12:15if there is so much population,

12:17we should control it,

12:19so what is good,

12:21in the interest of the country,

12:23it should be there,

12:25why it is not there,

12:27this is the point.

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