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New Delhi: There are journeys that end at a destination, and then there are those that leave an everlasting mark in the brain. Recently the happened same. In Delhi Metro, an incident impacted into the lifestyle, choices and freedom of one's. The women claimed that she was objectified in the metro by an elderly co-passenger. Elderly person didn't just objected but also pushed her. The women shared this incident on social media. The post got viral and people started giving their opinions in the comment section.
The woman claimed that the elderly passenger did not just stare or whisper. He openly objected to what she was wearing and then physically pushed her. She felt targeted and humiliated. She decided not to stay quiet about it and took to social media to share what happened. That decision turned a personal experience into a national conversation.
After the incident, people had shared their experiences. One women told that the multiple elderly women commented on me in the Bengaluru Metro. Then the sections of users with their own opinions had started. Some targets the elderly passenger for the freedom and rights. Some also objected the women for sharing someone's pictures.
While objectifying women cannot be justified under any circumstances, it is often seen that the women themselves who make derogatory comments and objectify the existence of other women. This must be stopped.
Two sides have emerged clearly on social media. One side is talking about personal freedom and the right to wear what you want in a public space without being harassed. The other side is raising a different point about the way people film and post others on social media without consent. The argument is far from over.