first of all, i appriciate Mr pradeep's social conciousness, and the members responses. its hard to know that, our community people are the one who are destroying our own community. here i am speaking about visually challenged community. i agree with some of our friend's view as well as i totally disagree with some friends. it is not definite that only technological matters should be discussed, sometimes, we can also use accessindia as a tool to avoid the hindrance of knowledge of our own community by way of creating social and political awareness. its horrible to know that a blind man left his wife who is also a blind, with his friend's residence, who are also the same. here i am not suppose to support anybody, or i am not suppose to speek against anybody. but dammit, i won't agree what has happened to that prime victim. it is a revolting, gretesque, brutal and venomous action in the history of our community. in my view, anybody who indulge in such crimes which are violation according to our constitution, they must be brought to justice inspite of their ability or disability. i think, the society possess some wrong ideas such as, the people who can't see, can't do any sexual acts, they won't have sexual feelings, they don't know how to perform intercourse, and so on. this is not a relevant one to be discussed here, but it is necessary for us to know about the society's view on the people those who have visual challenges. if that police are able to think like this, or if the jurisprudents are able to understand that, all human beings will have sexual feelings, unless there is a hormonal problems, that culprits will have no choice but to undergo the punishment provided by IPC section 375, or 376 or 377, which deals with regard to rape and crime on sexual abuse. there is nothing wrong in posting such thing in this group, as long as we maintain confidentiality of the name of the couple those who are prime and secondary victims. that convicts should certainly be punished, no space for creating awareness or giving councelling to those dangerous creatures is required. i know that, no human in this world with 100% perfection or with out a single crime under his or her belt. but this is not the case. if we are unable to do anything with regard to these kind of horrific actions, it will automatically leads to the conclusion that, we the visually challenged community are digging our own grave.
as one of the members of this visually challenged community, i request if there is any one who is in charge or working for women empowerment, please take necessary steps to put that convicts behind barres. thank you -- "It doesn't matter what we have but it really matters what we do with what we have" With Sincere Regards D. Balanagendran IAS Aspirant E-Mail: bala9...@gmail.com Skype: balanagendran Twitter: http://twitter.com/balanagendran89 Blog: http://bala-competition.blogspot.com/ Never give up, keep the burning desire. Register for AccessIndia convention 2011(November 12-13) at: http://www.accessindia.org.in/harish/convention.htm Search for old postings at: http://www.mail-archive.com/accessindia@accessindia.org.in/ To unsubscribe send a message to accessindia-requ...@accessindia.org.in with the subject unsubscribe. To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other changes, please visit the list home page at http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in
