Due to the "teasing" of the victims, the Indian court ruled that the sexual harassment was not established, causing public opinion uproar.

According to media reports such as the United States CNN (CNN), a recent ruling of the court of Karara, India has been condemned. The ruling stated that because a woman was wearing "sexual teasing" clothing at the time, she actually did not establish a crime of sexual harassment. This incident caused public opinion in India.

According to reports, the woman was accused of 74 -year -old social activists and writers Civic Chandran, who made the above -mentioned ruling when approved the defendant last week.

The court believes that the man submitted by the man when he applied for bail shows that the woman was wearing "sexual teasing" clothing at the time, and added that according to the first impression of the court, her allegations of the defendant "could not stand on the feet" Essence In addition, the court's ruling also stated that "difficult to believe" a man with disabilities of the body can "forcibly" pull the woman to his thigh and "press her chest."

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CNN reported that the incident caused anger in India. Swati Maliwal, chairman of the Delhi Women's Commission, condemned regional judges and urged the Karara High Court to accept the case.

She wrote on Twitter on Wednesday: "When can I change the mentality of accusing the victims of sexual assault?"

V. P. Sanu, chairman of the Indian Student Federation, said that the above comments by the judge were a "backstur". He wrote on Twitter on Wednesday: "The logic of women caused sexual assault because of clothing is both accusations of the victims and stereotypes of rape victims."

IndiaTvNews reported that P -Satheedevi, chairman of the Karara Women's Commission, also concerned about the court's remarks, saying that it was "unfortunate" and said that he was on evidence and peace on evidence. Before the trial process, the court mentioned these, which was actually rejected the allegations proposed by the plaintiff.

She added: "This is a very wrong message to serious cases such as rape."

The Indian media pointed out that the defendant Qian Delan had previously accused of suspected sexual harassment. One of them was a writer who accused him of sexual harassment in a book fair event in April this year, and another young writer accused him of alleging him. Sexually harassed her in a town book fair in February 2020.

(Edit: ZLQ)

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