Nirbhaya was remembered in the rural areas of Varanasi. Nirbhaya remembered in rural areas of Varanasi: Organizations took out a torch procession at the district headquarters regarding women’s safety – Varanasi News

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In such a situation, Dakhal Sanstha raised its voice by taking out a torch procession along with the LGBT community in Gram Panchayat Misirpur. The Lok Samiti along with the rural women took out a torch procession from the district headquarters to the court and gave the message of women empowerment and women power to the people of the country.

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A meeting was organized after the torch procession in Misirpur.

Women organized awareness day in Misirpur village.

When everyone came together and heard about something like Nirbhaya happening again and again, it created chaos in the country.

Pledge taken to protect the Constitution At 6 pm on Monday evening, women from many villages of Araji Line and Sewapuri Block took out a procession singing freedom songs, lighting torches on the streets as soon as it got dark on 16th December, remembering the brave girl Nirbhaya and staking their claim even at night. Took it out. The slogan of the procession was – The day is mine, the night is also mine, every color of nature is mine. This torch procession started from Shastri Ghat Varunapul and reached Ambedkar Park via Golghar Court where people lit lamps in front of the Ambedkar statue and took a pledge for the safety of women and protection of the Constitution.

Girls are not respected in fascist regime Social worker Himanshu Kumar further said – Nature has given the gift of morning, noon, evening and night to man. On which every person has equal rights. So why are women and girls being denied this gift? Why can’t our roads free a woman and girl from fear even at night? Repression and exploitation of women increases under fascist regimes.

On the other hand, a program was organized at Gram Panchayat Misirpur on Monday evening. A large number of adolescent girls, women and supportive people participated in it and raised their voice through slogans and play cards against the increasing violence against women in the country.

Violence against women has increased instead of decreasing in last 12 years During this, Asna of Dakhal Sanstha said – Today marks 12 years since the gruesome Nirbhaya gangrape that took place in the country’s capital Delhi. If we look at the statistics of these last 12 years, there has been an increase in cases like violence and rape against women. There is a long list of such incidents from Hathras, Unnao, Kathua, Bilkis Bano, RG Kar to IIT-BHU.

Home Ministry data says. In 2012, 68 women were raped every day. Which increased to 91 after just 6 years i.e. in 2018. Whereas these are the figures which are registered. Statistics of United Nations (Women) say that even in the country’s capital Delhi, 95 percent women are feeling unsafe.