Men beaten by ladies for travelling in Lady's Compartment in Delhi Metro

[Yeti]

It's a good thing because women will feel safe using the metro but i heard that some males are allowed like chaperones and kids too.

 

[Abhishek_]

I don't like this sort of segregation of females and males. But then again, it's Delhi!

hey hey that's uncalled for. don't dis my beloved city

 

[twoplustwoisfour]

I don't like this sort of segregation of females and males. But then again, it's Delhi!

What is that supposed to mean? Do you think every guy in Delhi is a potential rapist?

It's a good thing because women will feel safe using the metro but i heard that some males are allowed like chaperones and kids too.

Kids below 12 are allowed. No chaperons.

I feel pity for those guys since I travel on the gurgaon line every day. Sometimes the trains become so crowded that you are invariably pushed into the ladies compartment. Remember, there is no dividing wall etc. between the two compartments.

 

[Abhishek_]

^abir is just kidding mate. chill

 

[twoplustwoisfour]

I don't like it when people propagate stupid negative stereotypes

 

[Abhishek_]

I don't like it when people propagate stupid negative stereotypes

no need to be hypersensitive. I can vouch for Abir, he's not propagating anything.
And this is coming from a fellow Delhite

 

[JonAsad]

Therkies...

 

[GUNS-N- ROSES]

i think if a compartment is especially marked for "ladies" men have no buisness to get on it. for information of everybody. quite a few ladies in the compartment were plain clothed cops. they actually started the hitting process.

 

[CardSharp]

Btw, if women start hitting you for stupid reasons such as this, it's a good time to hit them back.

I'd fear for your safety if you decide to hit a woman in public.

 

[CardSharp]

i think if a compartment is especially marked for "ladies" men have no buisness to get on it. for information of everybody. quite a few ladies in the compartment were plain clothed cops. they actually started the hitting process.

That's what I don't understand about police in India. I saw the same hitting when I was watching a documentary about Mumbai street children around Victoria station. In the doc, there was a suspected case of child rape, the social worker called the police but all that showed up was a fat dude in shirt sleeves and all he did was smack the child molester around a couple of times then let him go.

 

[LaBong]

What is that supposed to mean? Do you think every guy in Delhi is a potential rapist?

Dude I was kidding. It's a common joke in twitter-scope and mostly dilliwalas make those.

 

[LaBong]

That's what I don't understand about police in India. I saw the same hitting when I was watching a documentary about Mumbai street children around Victoria station. In the doc, there was a suspected case of child rape, the social worker called the police but all that showed up was a fat dude in shirt sleeves and all he did was smack the child molester around a couple of times then let him go.

Loh ji ye bhi aa gaya, aab moderator isko nehi pouchega proof dikhao child-rape mein constitutional provision hain do thappad ka, ya phir dafa ho jao.

 

[GUNS-N- ROSES]

Loh ji ye bhi aa gaya, aab moderator isko nehi pouchega proof dikhao child-rape mein constitutional provision hain do thappad ka, ya phir dafa ho jao.

LOL dude dont be too hard on him. he wont understand.

 

[Infinity]

i dint like they way police handled this situation.
They would have fined these guys.
We are living in a civilized world.
Come on RPF

 

[CardSharp]

LOL dude dont be too hard on him. he wont understand.

He in his paranoid little head thinks I'm trolling when it was just a doc I watched browsing a video site that I regularly visit

Here that video and the incident happens near the end of the documentary.
Dispatches - The Slumdog Children of Mumbai (2010) on Veehd

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