NEED FOR PURUSH AYOG (NATIONAL MEN'S COMMISSION): GENDER BIAS LAWS IN INDIA
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National Men's Commission, Purush Ayog, Gender-biased Laws, United States Harassment Act, Harassment Statistics, The Criminal Law (Amendment) ActAbstract
The time has come that the men must not be considered as the perennial problem instead they should be the part of the solution. In India, some laws are not just gender bias but they also need amendments as soon as possible. These amendments can be made through a statutory body called Purush Ayog or National Men's Commission. The purpose of this article is to highlight why India needs a Purush Ayog (National Men's Commission).
First, we will discuss what the statistics say about fake cases and male harassment. We will look into the legal perspective of harassment and how a court sees various crimes. Statistics from various prominent sources have been quoted to get a better understanding of the ground reality of the condition of men and husbands in India. By no means, we don't intend to generalize or blame a certain part of the community. The only intent of this article is to bring the reality of false cases by women in front of everyone.
The article highlights how laws are being misused freely by certain people. Thousands of people have come forward on social media and other online platforms to raise awareness about this social phenomenon. Similarly, this article is written to bring more social awareness about cruelty faced by men in our society by the hands of misuse of gender bias laws
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