Do you know how "strong" rapists in India can be?
In December 2012, in the gang rape of a black bus in India, the victim died after being gang-raped by six men.
In April 2013, a United Kingdom female star was raped by an Indian waiter while staying in a luxury hotel in London!
In October 2015, two India soldiers sexually assaulted a Korea woman while an India frigate docked at the port of Incheon, Korea.
In November 2021, a girl in India accepted an arranged marriage, first was raped by her father-in-law at her mother-in-law's house, and then sexually assaulted by her biological father at her mother's house, and then went out to work, was raped by more than 400 people in half a year, went to the police station to report the case and was sexually assaulted by 2 policemen!
In February 2020, when Cargill Women's College in New Delhi held a cultural festival, thousands of male supporters of Modi stormed the campus to harass, molest and sexually assault female students.
In April 2021, during the coronavirus outbreak in India, rapists disguised themselves as medical workers and wantonly raped women.
At the beginning of 2024, the young female priestess of the temple was exposed after being sexually assaulted by a senior monk's long-term imprisonment.
What kind of laughing stock has India, a country with a large population, become?
Since the death of gang rape by a black bus in 2012, the India government has taken many measures, such as setting up a special department to protect women, increasing the punishment of rapists, and popularizing anti-rape laws. But the effect is small, but it stimulates the "sexual desire" of Indian men, with an average of 86 rapes in 2022 and 90 rapes per day in 2023.
As the world's largest "Edinburgh", how does India contribute to the culture of "sexual crime" among men?
Political factors: A large number of India parliamentarians have been criminally charged, many of them involving crimes against women, and those who have committed crimes of forcible jiān are still able to serve as parliamentarians. More than 90 per cent of rapists have not been filed, less than 30 per cent have been convicted, and the sentences have been light.
Cultural factors: In India culture, sex is seen as an act of public pleasure, and women are considered guilty of sins in previous lives before being reincarnated as women, and men's sexuality is seen as a sign of masculinity, and many Indian men do not consider rape shameful.
Social factors: The lack of public toilets in India has left women with access to physical problems in dark and secluded corners, giving rapists opportunities.
External factors: In the face of international criticism, India politicians attribute the high incidence of rape cases to eating Chinese fried rice, watching smartphones, and westernizing urban life, and even India people believe that this is not their own problem.