Actress and dubbing artiste Bhagyalakshmi and Sana, who is notable through a reality show, have released a video this evening accusing Vijay P Nair of making anti-woman statements on a YouTube channel. Sana herself shared this video via Facebook.
Many people have come out in support and opposition to this incident. Deciding that no one has the right to take the law into their own hands. But many argue that this is how women should be treated. Sreejith Panicker has come up with a response to this incident.
Sreejith Panicker shared a post on Facebook:
Scene One: The first year of Pinarayi government
In Vadakancherry, there is a report that a police officer spoke badly to a young woman who was gang-raped. Delay in taking action against him. Filmmaker Bhagyalakshmi is holding a press conference for the girl. Action is then taken to suspend him. Bhagyalakshmi thanked the Chief Minister and said: “Thank you CM, thank you Verimach. That is why I trusted the Chief Minister and the party so much. You will always have the love and support of mothers in Kerala. ”
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Scene Two: The third year of the Pinarayi government
It is learned that Bhagyalakshmi has told Rishiraj Singh that it is not far off that the law-abiding society will take the law into its own hands.
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Scene Three: The last year of the Pinarayi government
Bhagyalakshmi and her friends go to his place and beat up the man who had insulted women. Good.
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Bhagyalakshmi and her friends would not have taken the law into their own hands if they were still convinced that justice would be served by the Women’s Commission, the police and the Home Department.
If someone who praised the Chief Minister for administering justice had to beat someone as part of the same administration of justice, think about how the governance system in our country has evolved over the last five years. Congratulations to Bhagyalakshmi and her friends for showing everything!
(Tail: When confronted with a person who said anti-woman, on the other hand, no matter how much thought is put into saying anti-woman)
