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Dharma & CultureFeminism: A Divisive Mentality Based on Hatred
विशाल अग्रवाल · English edition 23 October 2026 · Hindi original 4 October 2017 · 4 min read
It happened about a month ago. I was returning home from my workplace when I saw a crowd gathered by the roadside, and some people were running toward that spot. It was immediately clear that something had just occurred, and accelerating my bike, I reached the crowd. There I saw that a girl, along with her scooty, had fallen into a quagmire formed by rainwater in a ditch beside the road, and in her frantic thrashing to get out, she was sinking deeper into it. Feminism
Being on a main road, a substantial crowd had gathered, in which the number of women and young girls was also quite decent, but apart from idle chatter and asking one another what happened and how it happened, no one seemed to be doing anything. I immediately placed my helmet, bag, and LS belt on the bike, took off my shoes and socks, and climbed down into the ditch off the road. Due to the slippery clay, it was difficult even to maintain a foothold, but something had to be done because the girl seemed utterly distraught and exhausted. Just then, another man climbed down and caught my hand from behind, and in no time a human chain was formed, freeing me from the struggle of steadying myself. Moving forward gradually, I tried to pull the girl, but it was not possible; then, holding her, I somehow lifted her from below and pulled her out. Then I also retrieved her scooty, bag, helmet, and slippers one by one from the mud, as everything had sunk into it. Feminism
To tell the truth, while holding that girl and pulling her out, I did not think for even a single moment where I was holding her or which part of her body my hand was on, because at that moment my mind was conveying only one thing: somehow get her out quickly, otherwise there will be trouble. No thought of my being a man or her being a woman crossed my mind at all. But today I reflect that no, I ought to have kept all this in mind as well, because it was pure luck that none of the onlookers filming videos had the ghost of feminism possessing their heads—or should I say, no presstitute was filming a video—otherwise by now I would have been languishing in jail on charges of molestation.
You might say, does such a thing ever happen? I would say, nowhere else, but right here in this Hindustan, it happens because of vile feminists. Otherwise, how would that journalist from 'The Hindu', Vedika Chaubey, have had the audacity to label a young man helping dying people in the Elphinstone bridge tragedy as a molester based merely on an 8-second clip, shaming him forever? In the new video of this particular incident that has surfaced, it is clearly visible that he and several young men like him are hanging onto the bridge somehow, making every effort to help the people crushed beneath and taking their final breaths. In this video, it is clearly visible that the young man branded a molester is holding that dying girl and trying to pull her out, but failing. Not for a single moment does that young man appear to be groping that dying girl or engaging in any inappropriate act.
Yet, bravo to feminism! In your blind anti-male malice, you declared a helper himself to be a molester. A curse upon such feminism, and a curse upon its supporters! These people are a leprosy upon any society. They are not helping any woman in any way; rather, they are bringing about a situation where we will not help a woman writhing and dying on the street simply because some vile woman like them will brandish a clip and brand us a thug, a pervert, a molester, and god knows what else. Today, many might find these words unpleasant, bitter, and crude, but God forbid, tomorrow when this situation befalls them or a woman from their family and we stand at a distance merely watching the spectacle, they will regret this day—but by then it will be too late.
– Vishal Agarwal (The author is an astute scholar of Indian history and culture, and an educationist. The author's Rashtra Aradhak (Worshippers of the Nation) series on great Indian personalities is worth reading.)
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Things Young Men Must Keep in Mind Before Marriage
What is the Connection Between the Anti-Hindu Agenda and Feminism!
Feminism—A Disruptive Mindset Rooted in Hate
The clothes are washed; now I wonder what pretext to curse men and patriarchy for!
Cite this article
विशाल अग्रवाल. “Feminism: A Divisive Mentality Based on Hatred”. YugSamvad, 23 October 2026. https://yugsamvad.com/en/articles/pheminijma-ghrinaa-para-aadhaarita-vighatanakaaree-maanasikataa
https://yugsamvad.com/en/articles/pheminijma-ghrinaa-para-aadhaarita-vighatanakaaree-maanasikataa · accessed
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