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In India, why women share their fun pictures at midnight.
In India, girls protesting against the comments of a politician "girls should not get too late at night", posting their wandering and fun pictures by social media.
Varnika Kundu works as DJ in India's Chandigarh. On Friday night, when he was returning home, he complained that some boys chased him after driving his car. One of those boys was BKash Barala, son of a top BJP politician from the ruling BJP in India.
The BBC's Gita tells Pandey that Mr. Barla has been arrested by police on Wednesday and the police have been accused of "harassing, driving and attempting to kidnap and abduct".
The complainant was accused of trying to "get away with the car and almost abducted" and "rape and murder Was not thrown into a dump" because he was in danger after police asked for help after the police took steps to rescue him.
Miss Kundu posted on Facebook about this incident, it became viral through social media and Miss Kunda blamed the politician Rambeer Bhatti, the BJP's top BJP politician for the incident.
"Girls should not be out in the middle of the night," said Mr. Bhatti, to CNN News Eight channel. "Why was the girl driving so late in the night? It's not good, we have to take care of ourselves."
Mr. Bhatti then told the Times of India "Parents should see their children and children should not be allowed to roam in the night. Children should return home during the night, why do they go out at night?"
The girl who was a victim of the incident has been reacted with "shameful" politician's comments by social media. And the girls posting pictures of their sightseeing at night #AntNoCinderalla is in this hashtag - that is, I'm not the Cinderella of fairyland that I would have to return to the market early in the night.
Geeta Pandey says the main opposition party's social media cell campaign, sponsored by the campaign organizer. He is a popular film screenwriter of Karnataka State in southern India, named Ramona.
He questioned why women can not get out after midnight? "My question to Mr. Bhatti is, who is to Curfy on women, I want to know why he is throwing a question to us? It is a very retrograde attitude," the BBC told Ms. Spondana.
Divya Spandana on Monday sent a message to some women in her WhatsApp campaign: "A 'leader' who does not want to talk about anything, how many times have you heard such backward comments in his mouth? My answer will be - often."
"Now they say when we will not leave or leave the house - it needs to be closed," he said. Then he posted his photo on the night of Twitter and asked others to do so.
Her response quickly responded to the girls and in such a case, hundreds of girls started posting their pictures on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to protest against always blaming women.
The first one who posted the midnight 'Selfie' among them was the daughter of former President Pranab Mukherjee's daughter, Sharmistha Mukherjee. He wrote: "I am out of the house at twelve o'clock in the night - that does not mean that I have to be victims of rape, torture or the blow. I have a right to respect for 24 hours in seven days."
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In India, girls protesting against the comments of a politician "girls should not get too late at night", posting their wandering and fun pictures by social media.
Varnika Kundu works as DJ in India's Chandigarh. On Friday night, when he was returning home, he complained that some boys chased him after driving his car. One of those boys was BKash Barala, son of a top BJP politician from the ruling BJP in India.
The BBC's Gita tells Pandey that Mr. Barla has been arrested by police on Wednesday and the police have been accused of "harassing, driving and attempting to kidnap and abduct".
The complainant was accused of trying to "get away with the car and almost abducted" and "rape and murder Was not thrown into a dump" because he was in danger after police asked for help after the police took steps to rescue him.
Miss Kundu posted on Facebook about this incident, it became viral through social media and Miss Kunda blamed the politician Rambeer Bhatti, the BJP's top BJP politician for the incident.
"Girls should not be out in the middle of the night," said Mr. Bhatti, to CNN News Eight channel. "Why was the girl driving so late in the night? It's not good, we have to take care of ourselves."
Mr. Bhatti then told the Times of India "Parents should see their children and children should not be allowed to roam in the night. Children should return home during the night, why do they go out at night?"
The girl who was a victim of the incident has been reacted with "shameful" politician's comments by social media. And the girls posting pictures of their sightseeing at night #AntNoCinderalla is in this hashtag - that is, I'm not the Cinderella of fairyland that I would have to return to the market early in the night.
Geeta Pandey says the main opposition party's social media cell campaign, sponsored by the campaign organizer. He is a popular film screenwriter of Karnataka State in southern India, named Ramona.
He questioned why women can not get out after midnight? "My question to Mr. Bhatti is, who is to Curfy on women, I want to know why he is throwing a question to us? It is a very retrograde attitude," the BBC told Ms. Spondana.
Divya Spandana on Monday sent a message to some women in her WhatsApp campaign: "A 'leader' who does not want to talk about anything, how many times have you heard such backward comments in his mouth? My answer will be - often."
"Now they say when we will not leave or leave the house - it needs to be closed," he said. Then he posted his photo on the night of Twitter and asked others to do so.
Her response quickly responded to the girls and in such a case, hundreds of girls started posting their pictures on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to protest against always blaming women.
The first one who posted the midnight 'Selfie' among them was the daughter of former President Pranab Mukherjee's daughter, Sharmistha Mukherjee. He wrote: "I am out of the house at twelve o'clock in the night - that does not mean that I have to be victims of rape, torture or the blow. I have a right to respect for 24 hours in seven days."
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