Hi, I am someone who's from Gurugram, and have been witnessing the Jantar Mantar Protest. I'm just 17 but I don't find it as a problem but society definitely does. But I'm a female and a female is never really free from shackles of 'akele kyu jaarahi ho?' 'what a shameless daughter' but I protest against my family and then society to show up to protest against the system that failed us, reading this makes me feel soo comforting and embracing. Thank you
Hi, I am someone who's from Gurugram, and have been witnessing the Jantar Mantar Protest. I'm just 17 but I don't find it as a problem but society definitely does. But I'm a female and a female is never really free from shackles of 'akele kyu jaarahi ho?' 'what a shameless daughter' but I protest against my family and then society to show up to protest against the system that failed us, reading this makes me feel soo comforting and embracing. Thank you
Jahanavi, thank you. Your struggle is real. Protest is a way of life. Keep protesting, keep speaking. Bolna hi hai.
Indeed