This is the dark side of Indian society, and they put the dirtiest thing that exists under the society in the spotlight and talk openly about the harm it does to society.
This is the 2011 Indian superstar Aamir Khan hosted the interview show "Truth Interview", in the first episode of the first season, he focused on the only daughter of India who was forced to have an abortion, unveiling the dark side of Indian society.
The blood and tears of the three women in the show, is there any one person's experience that will touch your heart?
1. Six abortions in eight years, only because I was pregnant with a girl
Two or three months after Amissa's first pregnancy, her in-laws and husband took Amisha to the hospital for routine obstetric examinations.
Not long after, they urged Amisha to go to the hospital with them for examination, and after doing the B ultrasound, the doctor gave Amisha an injection, and Amisha slowly went to sleep.
By the time she woke up, the child in her womb had been shot off by the doctor.
The husband beat up her child without her consent because the child was not the boy they wanted. This annoyed Amisa, but she couldn't help it.
The following year, Amisha was again diagnosed as pregnant, and the same result was repeated.
For eight years, Amisha has been pregnant with 6 children, each of whom was brutally beaten off by doctors after last night's B ultrasound.
Amisa was thinking: I feel like I'm killing people, is there anything wrong with innocent children?
When she was last pregnant, Amisha was in poor health, but she was determined to protect the child. So she took the opportunity to say that she wanted to go back to her mother's house for a few days and stay until the child was born.
The in-laws and husbands were very unhappy to learn that Amisha had given birth to a daughter privately. After knowing that after a month or two, he was forced to pretend to take Amisha and the child home.
Amisa was greeted not with a smile but with fists and insults.
The mother-in-law humiliated Amisha and gave birth to someone else's daughter and asked her son to divorce her.
They threw Amisha out of the house that night, took her daughter and threatened her: Only if you sign a divorce will you return your daughter.
In desperation, Amisha found a lawyer to get her daughter back and lived alone with her.
She said: "Although I don't have a high level of education, I have a job that can earn money to support me and my daughter.
2. After giving birth to two daughters, he was beaten beyond recognition
Balwyn. Khan used to be a delicate and attractive woman, until a domestic violence beat her beyond recognition.
Barrwin gave birth to a daughter three years after marriage, and she happily looked at the child's cute smile and imagined the good life ahead. The husband on the side, seeing that he had not given birth to his dream son, angrily walked away, leaving Barwin alone in the cold hospital.
Three years later, her husband wanted to take Balwyn, who was pregnant again, to the hospital for a check-up. Barwin knew what he was going to do and refused her husband's request. But in the end, it was the husband's punches and kicks, and finally the child was removed by the doctor - it was a girl.
Pregnant again, Barwin, in order to prevent her husband from succeeding, was ripped off by her husband in a desperate rebellion – the child was still not saved.
Over the course of four or five years, Barrwin's body grew weaker and weaker, and he suffered small births due to frequent miscarriages.
After a pregnancy, Balwyn hid it from everyone until five months after the child was known to her husband.
The angry husband dragged Barwin to the room and beat him furiously with a hockey ball. In this way, after the fall, Barwyn had already given birth to the next daughter.
But she was unable to take care of her frail child herself, and her husband would not let her get close to her daughter and not let her breastfeed, leaving her tormented by the pain of missing her daughter.
One Sunday, Barwin took a nap at home. The husband took money to give the two children and let the children go out to buy food. An inhuman beating was then unleashed on Arwin.
Barwyn felt as if her whole face had been torn apart by a beast—her face had been deformed by her husband's blow.
In pain, Barwyn was introduced to a nursing hospital for treatment. There, she felt the meticulous care of the doctors and nurses. She said happily: That was the first time I met a doctor who was really good to me.
Now Barwain and her husband are divorced and pursuing a bachelor's degree, raising two daughters and themselves with half-work and part-time study. She sighed: If I had been strong in the beginning, I might have divorced him a long time ago, and to some extent I blame myself. If violence is a crime, it is also a crime to endure violence.
3. Kochi's mother-in-law pushed the baby girl in the stroller down the stairs
In interviews with the show, many people believe that the abuse of baby girls only occurs in remote rural areas and small cities, where people are poorly educated and poor.
However, is this really the case?
Midu. Kula, who lives in a luxury neighborhood in Delhi, is highly educated herself, and she and her parents are doctors and come from a wealthy family. Her husband is a plastic surgeon, her father-in-law is a professor of history at Delhi University, and her mother-in-law is the vice-chancellor of a prestigious school. This kind of highly educated, high-income family does not have a place for her and her two daughters.
When Midu became pregnant for the first time, her mother-in-law urged Midu to go to the hospital to check the sex of the fetus. But Midu refused—she thought that both boys and girls were gifts from Heaven.
But her husband and in-laws faced the disobedient Midu and began to harass her in every possible way. Tricking Midu into going to the hospital for a kidney exam is actually getting the unsuspecting Midu to do a fetal sex determination.
After learning that Midu was pregnant with a pair of twin daughters, the family tried to make Midu abort, and her husband pushed Midu down from the second floor.
Disheartened, Midu thought of suicide, preferring suicide to her husband's ruse.
When Midu's father learned of this, he called Midu's husband to send him back to his mother's house.
Subsequently, Midu's parents found a nursing center for Midu.
After 31 weeks of pregnancy, two daughters were born smoothly, but they were very weak, one 1.2 kg, one 1.8 kg, and could only be placed in an incubator.
But the mother-in-law said in front of everyone that the child was born less than a month and would definitely not survive.
A grandmother faced a newborn child and cursed her two grandchildren to die, what a vicious heart.
Midou, who was discharged home from the hospital, confusedly chose his in-laws' family. During this time, she dragged her weak body alone to take care of her two daughters. No matter how loud the child cries, they still don't touch it. In addition, Midu also needs to take care of the housework and clean the house.
Unable to bear such torture, Midu decided to return to live with his parents.
While packing up, the mother-in-law offered to help Midu carry a child to the car.
Unexpectedly, when Midu returned to his room to pack up his things, his mother-in-law kicked the child in the stroller down the stairs.
Fortunately, the baby was wearing thick clothes, seat belts, and quilt compartments, and the child was safe and sound.
Midu, who witnessed all this, was heartbroken. She realized that if she stayed in the house any longer, she and her two daughters would die at any time.
She had no choice but to go back to her parents, she had no choice.
4. Who killed these baby girls?
In order to investigate the situation of these female infanticides, two journalists ventured into major private hospitals and clinics. It was found that from ultrasound B to abortion, a complete industrial chain has been formed.
If a couple finds out that the sex of the fetus is male during the ultrasound examination, the doctor will be given a generous gift package; if it is found to be a baby girl, the induction of labor surgery will be carried out immediately.
These doctors, who were supposed to have a vocation to save people, did not hesitate to spend a lot of money to introduce relevant examination equipment, because they knew that they could earn back this money after a month or two, and every single examination after that was a sure profit.
And these doctors who have been disclosed by their real names have not only not been punished accordingly, but are still running their businesses and making money every day. The two journalists who risked their lives for covert interviews were wanted.
In fact, tracing the root cause of female infanticide is a certain social consciousness formed under the strong promotion of the government.
At that time, in the 1970s, India's population was rapidly expanding, showing a situation of too many people and too little land, India's population pressure was too great, in order to quickly reduce the number of people, the Indian government issued a series of documents advocating "eugenics" - leaving only male babies who can be used as high-quality labor, killing those female babies who have no labor value.
The Indian government openly conducts fetal sex determination for pregnant women and provides them with abortion surgery free of charge.
By the time sociologists come up with plenty of evidence that this is not feasible and banned it outright, it's too late.
It has been known that gender identification can be done. There was a need in the market, and various technicians and doctors began to make money by providing such services in private form.
Amir Khan said at the end of the show: India is known for its humanity, but the feet of indian mothers are full of her daughter's blood, will Indian mothers only have sons under their knees in the future? We need to make a change to give women, to Mother India, a place to live.