JusticeForMen

Law is equal, so why the bias? ⚖️ Accuse a man, he's guilty; a woman offends, it's 'helplessness'? Justice must see fault, not gender. Equality needs equal rights & punishment! Read full article & comment below. #Equality

History is witness — whenever trouble comes, men step forward. They risk their lives to save children, women, and the elderly. The same scene was seen in the Saket fire: a man carries a woman on his back across the ladder to safety. Meanwhile, feminists say, “Ek kachori 2 samosa, in mardon ka kya bharosa.”

Meet IPS Shivangi Shivangi Bansal got married to Sahib Bansal in 2015. They had been living separately since 2018. They have one daughter. Shivangi later became an IPS officer (2022 batch). Shivangi filed multiple cases against her husband and his family. According to reports, there were around 15 cases (including 6 criminal complaints), which included: - Section 498A (cruelty/dowry harassment) - Section 307 (attempt to murder) - Section 376 (rape) - Section 406 (criminal breach of trust) - Cases under the Domestic Violence Act, etc. The husband, Sahib Bansal, spent 109 days in jail and his father spent 103 days. The entire family suffered physical and mental torture. The Supreme Court said, “What they have suffered cannot be compensated in any manner.” She had filed several false cases including 498A, attempt to murder, and rape. The court ordered Shivangi and her parents to tender a public apology. Is this justice or a joke…? The husband and his father endured defamation, spent nights in jail, and suffered mental and physical torture — and its price was just an apology…? The husband and his family suffered punishment without committing any crime, and the court served a joke in the name of justice.

कहानी अलवर के रहने वाले 25 साल के अभिषेक कुमार की है। दिल्ली की रहने वाली शैली से 2 फरवरी 2025 को इनकी शादी हुई थी। शादी से पहले तय हुआ था कि लड़की वालों को 10 लाख रुपए दिए जाएंगे, अभिषेक ने 6 लाख नकद और 4 लाख रुपए बैंक द्वारा जमा करवा दिए । शुरुआत के 20-25 दिन तो गाड़ी ठीक-ठाक चली, लेकिन फिर पत्नी की जिद शुरू हो गई कि उसे तो दिल्ली में ही रहना है। जब अभिषेक ने मना किया, तो भाई साहब,डम से घर छोड़कर अपने मायके (पिता के घर) निकल ली। अब खेल देखिए: जब अभिषेक अपनी पत्नी को वापस लाने गया, तो लड़की ने आने से साफ मना कर दिया। फिर पंचायत या बातचीत के चक्कर में ₹50,000 की मांग हुई, जिसमें से 30 हजार ऑनलाइन देने के बाद कहीं जाकर पांच महीने बाद वो वापस ससुराल लौटी। लेकिन घर लौटने पर शांति कहां थी! पत्नी का क्लेश और बढ़ गया। हद तो तब हो गई जब एक रात सोते वक्त उसने अभिषेक का गला दबाकर मारने की कोशिश की, और जब पति की आँख खुली तो बोली—"मजाक कर रही थी!" इसके बाद वो मौका पाकर फिर बिना बताए दिल्ली भाग गई। अब मायके में बैठकर फोन पर ऐसी खतरनाक धमकियां दे रही है कि— "तुझे काटकर नीले ड्रम में भर दूंगी!" और साथ में यह धौंस भी दिखाती है कि उसके चाचा के बड़े-बड़े लोगों से संबंध हैं, वो सब संभाल लेंगे। ऊपर से जुलाई 2026 में जब वो दोबारा अलवर आई थी, तो जाते वक्त अपना सारा स्त्रीधन यानी मंगलसूत्र, ईयररिंग, सोने की अंगूठियां, चांदी की पायजेब, बिछिया और ऊपर से ₹50,000 नकद भी समेट कर साथ ले गई! हालत ये हो गई है कि बेचारा अभिषेक पैसे से भी गया, पत्नी से भी गया और ऊपर से जान का अलग खतरा बना हुआ है! आखिरकार तंग आकर उसने कोर्ट का दरवाजा खटखटाया, जिसके बाद पुलिस ने चोरी, धोखाधड़ी और धमकी का मामला दर्ज किया है।

Meet the mother and daughter who abandoned the newborn on the road * Former flight attendant Akanksha and her mother Rashmi. * Akanksha and her mother are modern-thinking, feminist, and independent women who were thoroughly enjoying their freedom. * As a result of that freedom, a child was born out of a relationship without marriage. * Being independent and feminist, both the mother and daughter refuse to take responsibility for the child. * Left the newborn with the umbilical cord still attached on the road (near the CM residence). * The baby has been rescued, but the mother has flatly refused to take custody, saying, "Our job is to give birth to children; raising them is the government's job." While enjoying feminism and freedom, Madam forgot who the father of the child was 🙂

She spread her legs. She carried the child in her womb for nine months, gave birth to it, and then threw it out on the street. You're blaming the father who may not even know whose child it is

Admittedly, whatever the husband did was wrong. He should not have taken such a step. But the real and biggest question is—who actually forced him to walk down this horrific path? Just think about it... Even after being given ample opportunities to correct her mistake, a wife refused to end her extramarital affair. She chose to fight with her own husband just to stay with another man. That husband, who was working day and night, shedding blood and sweat for a bright future for his wife and children, saw all his dreams and trust shattered in a single moment. Our country's legal system has always been flawed and one-sided. Even after providing concrete and solid proofs of a wife's illicit relationship to the court, the woman does not face any major penalty because such relationships are often treated as valid/decriminalized by courts today. Yes, a husband can seek a divorce on this ground, but let's look at the price he has to pay for that divorce: * The mental harassment of running around the courts for years. * Paying regular monthly maintenance to the wife. * Paying a hefty, demanded alimony to the wife. Enduring all of this drains half a person's life away in court corridors. Who Will Understand the Pain of That Helpless Husband? Has anyone ever thought about the helplessness of a husband who watches his own wife with her lover right before his own eyes, yet remains completely unable to do anything? He folds his hands before his wife with love, pleads with her to leave this path and rebuild their home. But his words have no effect on her; she continues her illicit relationship fearlessly. The husband gets exhausted trying to make her understand with love, but the wife refuses to budge. Now, what is the husband supposed to do? * He cannot even raise a hand because a false case of 'Domestic Violence' will instantly be slapped against him. * When he goes to court seeking legal recourse, the husband is somehow twisted and portrayed as the culprit, while the wife is rewarded with—a hefty maintenance and a massive alimony! When a person watches their home being destroyed right before their eyes, feels everything crashing down, and receives no justice from the law either, it is hard to even imagine their mental state. After all, how long can anyone endure this double blow?

Meet pooja 30-year-old Pooja (husband Ramesh, who is from Baghari village in Madhya Pradesh and works as a plumber/private job in Delhi) had five daughters. One daughter (13-year-old Pari) had already died earlier. She was living at her parental home after leaving her husband. On the day of the incident, Pooja was at home with her one-and-a-half-year-old daughter Aradhya. Upset by the child’s continuous crying, in anger Pooja beat her to death, covered the body with a sheet, and lay down beside it and slept.

A woman fled with her son-in-law, abandoning her ailing husband! She also dug up and took away the ancestral jewellery buried in the storeroom of the house — 2 kg of silver and 80 grams of gold. After her daughter’s death 15 years ago, she had been in an illicit relationship with her son-in-law. She transferred 10 biswa of land in the name of the son-in-law’s son (her grandson). The son has complained to the SP and demanded action. The woman had become so blinded by lust that she could not see the future of her sick husband and son. She took all the family wealth and jewellery and left her husband to die. This incident is not as simple as it appears — it is cruel and horrific.

A woman in a DTC bus grabbed the driver’s collar and misbehaved with him. She accused him of recording a video — but the question is, if the driver was busy filming, who was actually driving the bus? Other passengers sitting behind should have noticed it too. These days, many women have developed the habit of using laws and the “I am a woman” card to threaten people and act high-handedly. Salute to the driver’s restraint — otherwise she would have been left eating dust.

**Shopkeeper Burnt Alive for Demanding Money** 📍 Siwan, Bihar 25-year-old shopkeeper Nadeem Ansari got into an argument with some youths after he asked them to pay for goods at his shop. It is alleged that the youths poured petrol on him, set him on fire, locked the shop from outside and fled. Locals saw the flames and tried to put out the fire, but Nadeem did not survive. After the post-mortem, angry family members and villagers placed the body on the road, blocked the Patna-Siwan highway and burnt tyres. The incident took place right next to the police station. No arrests have been made so far.