Monday, February 4, 2013

Indian Feminists ko gussa kyu aata hai?


A week ago the feminists hailed the Justice Verma committee recommendations as landmark , predictably so since it essentially copied and pasted feminist recommendations like gender biased definition of sexual assault , presumption of guilt on a man , matrimonial rape in addition to the 15 other laws for matrimonial cruelty( another tool for misuse)amongst a host of other draconian anti-male recommendations . The feminists demanded that these recommendations needed to be implemented without any further ado as Indian men had no other work other than to rape women inside or outside of marriage. However 10 days later the same feminists are screaming intellectual self rape as their collective intellect and recommendation was criminally penetrated by the government’s move to create an ordinance which gender neutralized sexual assault and aligned with the recommendations from the people of India and gender neutral sexual assault laws the world over.

The wonder vehicle called “AMANAT“
Lets rewind a bit to December 16th 2012. In a rarest of the rare case a girl and her boyfriend boarded a Delhi bus in which they were badly beaten and sexually abused. Both the boy and the girl were grievously wounded in this ghastly attack and were thrown from the bus on the roadside where not a single Delhiwallah offered them any help. While the man recovered from his injuries the woman sadly succumbed to injuries sustained. The initial reaction to this was muted until the media started to highlight the issue. The movement slowly gathered steam and culminated with a few hundred young boys and girls mostly from JNU fine arts departments started to resort to hooliganism and stone pelting in the national capital. What were these protesters exactly demanding from the government? They demanded three simple things: speedy justice , apt punishment and prevention of such future incidents. They did not demand marital rape , exclusion of female sexual predators or presumption of guilt for men. During these unfortunate incidents the TRP chasing Indian media which can classified as ordinary at best started their evening studio courts passing summary judgements  In the juries of so called “eminent personalities” you could see the same person appearing in a discussion from 7PM to 8PM in one channel and the same person then appearing on another channel between 11PM to 12PM.
The feminists finally had found the wonder vehicle called “AMANAT” that they were waiting for. They finally had the fire in which they could cook their Anti-male porridge. The feminists appearing on the TV channels now began to twist the message from the Delhi incident to so called marital rape which had no connection or correlation to the Delhi incident whatsoever and demanded that marital rape be added as an additional parameter along with a host of other sections essentially to deny men any chance of a fair trial in the criminal justice system. Particular to demand and support marital rape was a journalist whose claim to fame is not unbiased and investigative journalism but radical feminist’s views and standing beside a firing bofors gun eons ago.


Our Judge – Our Judgement and Law making in News studios
In India every major incident leads to forming of a commission and so did this. However this was headed by a long retired Judge accused of corruption charges himself and whose appointment itself was in collusion with the feminists. This honourable judge’s claim to fame during his days in Supreme Court was a judgement consisting of set of guidelines on sexual harassment against women. While passing these guidelines which I repeat once again was for women only, this judge demonstrated his poor collective legal knowledge and equally poor understanding of gender offences when he completely ignored the cardinal fact that sexual harassment is not a crime of passion but that of power. He also ignored that sexual harassment laws in over 35 countries in the world are gender neutral. Which such an overarching bias against men in general he seemed the ideal choice to head this stage managed committee and deliver results on the so called people’s will. The question was, what was the need to change the law in the first place? Indians or even the protesters never demanded a change in the law, only the few militant feminists did. The law of murder was automatically applicable in case the victim of rape died which attracted the death sentence. Still , a review and amendments in the law were forcefully demanded by the feminists to attempt use the AMANAT incident a vehicle to get a lot of draconian anti-male legislations through the door.
Moving ahead,  the committee set up a e-mail and a fax number to collect the collective will of the people. It is pertinent to note that the fax number rarely worked and that repeated attempts to send a fax by this NGO only resulted in message stating that the number is not in service. The fax rarely appeared to be busy.
After 29 days of deliberations the committee presented its findings and stated that they had received over 80,000 recommendations which they shockingly claimed to have completely gone through. If each recommendation had at least 2 pages and each page had at least 250 words then this committee possibly endowed with feminist superpowers went through over 80,000 x 2 x 250 = 40000000 words in 29 days which means an average of 1400000 words per day on average. Imagining the incredible pace at which this 75 year old judge and his team claimed to have worked to read these recommendations, if only this judge would have worked at the same pace in his days as a working judge in the various courts the judicial pendency of the nation would not have been 56 million cases as it stands today. But we will believe what this committee said at face value just like Indian courts believe women and move on to his legal recommendations which were even more astonishing.
The legal recommendations of this stage-managed committee headed by a feminist were equally mind-blowing and had no parallels. From the committee’s report it was clear that a handful of women’s groups were selectively invited for deposition in front of the committee. Most of these groups invited were widely known for their aggressive anti-male approach to gender laws and inclination to deny protection to men from crimes committed by women. The recommendations appeared to have been taken from holy bible of radical feminist ideology and meant that Indian men are essentially rapists by birth and are always on the look out for women to rape. Not only is the guilt of men presumed, but the innocence and truthfulness of women was also presumed. Women sexual predators did not exist and it is men who sexually abused everyone else. Above all marital rape had been added as a section ignoring 498a and DV act which were more than enough to cover any such incidents. The committee had also ignored the principles of natural justice and in rape cases supported presumption of guilt on the accused and presumption of truthfulness on the female complainant. The nation was surprised how a committee which claimed  so many  eminent panel members chose to ignore this fundamental pillar of justice even as the police reports collected nationwide stated that over 74% to 90% rapes in India were false. Not a single point in the entire legal recommendations section pointed to natural justice , gender neutrality and opportunity of giving the accused a fair trail .
After the report , the feminists opened champagnes as their hero had delivered . Millions of innocent Indian men and boys men were soon to be legally castrated by the draconian senseless piece of recommendations which was stage managed in a committee by the feminists , for the feminists and which catered only to the legal terrorists. Some media anchors especially the one I noted above hailed this as the most progressive legislations India has ever seen.


Feminists-Communist ka gussa( Irrelevance at its best )
The government in its wisdom has now chosen to show that communists and feminists do not matter in law making and that laws cannot be determined by  a few radical feminist organizations but by the will of the people at large. The government has accepted the recommendations of the committee wherever they seemed apt but has retained punishment for female sex offenders and chosen not to include marital rape rightly predicting its severe misuse like IPC 498a and DV act.
The changes by the government were accepted by the country with open arms. However a certain feminist organization and its seemingly irrelevant communist party mothership condemned the move by the government. The feminists activated their sleeper cells and they started to write meaningless articles spewing venom and criticizing the government for not listening to this judge and for not making senseless draconian legislation as per his recommendations. What the feminists need to understand is that they DO NOT represent or have the support of the people of India . In fact they do not even represent the women of India. The women of Indian have been long protected by men and continue to cherish the relationships with their brothers , fathers and husbands. Indian women have witnessed firsthand how laws like IPC 498A and DV act have snatched innocent sons from mothers and brothers from sisters and want the nonsense feminist ideology to end. India as it appears has become the Stalingrad for the few remaining rampaging feminists who are becoming irrelevant every day and will soon fade into the sunset !











Thursday, January 24, 2013

INSAAF condemns unconstitutional legal recommendations of Justice Verma Committee



INSAAF is shocked at the legal recommendations that have emanated from the Justice Verma committee  We expected to see balanced judicially prudent and legal justifiable recommendations from a committee which we considered would propose simple steps, reduction in duplicate laws to reduce tendency  increased prosecution while protecting the innocent and punishment irrespective of gender.

Instead what we see is addition of another law for matrimonial cruelty, assumption of guilt for accused ,  suppression of previous behaviour for accuser , exemption of female sex offenders from criminal justice system and strong to protect female misusers of genders laws. The committee in its collective experience seems to believe that women in India cannot commit sex offences , lie and misuse gender laws even as the overwhelming ground evidence suggests the contrary. While committee harps on human rights , social rights for women in many places , the same have been completely subverted for men who cannot expect even close to a fair trail should any of the recommendations comes into existence. 

INSAAF  feels morally compelled to join the group of Men's Welfare organisations in the below joint press release condemning the recommendations of the committee and demands the scrapping of all legal amendments recommended. 

Press release from coalition of Men's welfare NGO condemning Justice Verma Commitee recommendations  

  

Saturday, January 5, 2013

Tsunami of false rapes cases exposed in past few days

The voilent incident in Delhi with a boy and girl is leading to an exposure of a Tsunami of false rape cases from women all over India. The issue of false rapes in India was well document but was rarely discussed . It came to light time and again that over 74% rapes were false and consensual , however the Indian media had no interest in exposing these false cases. However the incidents in Delhi has led to a renewed interest into the magnitude of this serious problem . False rape are equally dangerous and heinous as the crime itself because i leads to a irreparable harm to the life of the accused. Apart from languishing in jail for moths the accused loses his social esteem , earning potential and manu a times is driven to commit suicide . However in most cases the woman filing the false is let go with a slap on the wrist or is slapped with Sec 182 whose punishment is no way even close to the pain and suffering she imparts to the accused . Below is a running list of the phenomenal number of false rape cases unearthed for the first time by the media. Note that the problem is not restricted to a certain area is rampant throughout the nation in various states. The issue is also chronic in tribal areas which are largely unaffected by western influence.  What punishment do you think should be imparted to women filing false cases and should the rape law have a strong misuse clause ? Please comment your thoughts .  (This article will be updated with more news of false rapes as they come out . Please post links of finds in the comments area. )

Tuesday, January 1, 2013

Exposed : WCD's intentions to study Sexual Harassment on men is an eyewash



A couple of months back the Women and Child development Minister under attack for ignoring  overwhelming evidence of sexual Harassment on men and denying men protection under the proposed "Protection of women from sexual harassment" stated the below and was quoted by a TOI article on 21-Aug-2012 . 

"I want to get a study conducted to find out what kind of harassment of males is prevalent and to what extent at workplaces, though till now only the harassment suffered by the women has been spoken about,

Her intentions sounded very suspect at the onset since the same ministry a few years ago had stated "Protecting men is not the mandate of the WCD" while ignoring representations from hundreds of Indian citizens praying to make the Sexual Harassment at Workplace bill gender neutral. 

To discover if the WCD ministry was really going to walk the talk or  if this was just another one of their smokescreens to buy time an RTI was sent to the WCD ministry to get the details of the proposed study that was to be conducted to learn about of the propensity and prevalence of sexual harassment of men at the workplace.The questions were related to the details of the proposed study , budget allocated , questions framed and time duration . Also it was asked , why the Protection of women from sexual harassment was being introduced in the Rajya Sabha when the study on men was not even started ? 

From the responses of the WCD ministry( see RTI questions and response below) it is clear once again that the WCD minister's comment of conducting a study on men was nothing more than an mere eyewash to delay the opposition against this law and get another biased feminist law passed in the Rajya Sabha by hook or crook. It is extremely shameful that minister of cabinet rank resorts to such blatant falsehood in public when cornered on an proposed draconian anti male feminist legislation with genuine facts and data.  
 

The RTI questions and the WCD Ministry's response are as under for public consumption. 




Friday, December 21, 2012

Delhi attacks are a text book example of how a violent incident is turned into a women's rights issue



1. First lets define the incident . A boy and a girl was were subjected to severe beatings with an iron rod by a few hooligans . This is a very heinous offense no doubt but is it rape ?  The boy also was beaten very badly with the same iron rod that he girl was beaten , but do we have a single article describing his pain . No .. apparently because the men being beaten and his clothes torn remains a  man being beaten .However a  women being beaten with torn clothes is termed rape irrespective of the fact if there was a sexual intention to the incident. Instead of a calling a Delhi an "Unsafe city" filled with hooligans .. Delhi becomes "unsafe only for women" even as numbers show that  males also get beaten everyday in more numbers than females.

2. The ambit of rape is still not defined in Indian and essentially defined by the media. If the media feels it can portray an incident of an a argumentative woman being slapped by traffic cop for knocking a passerby in Bangalore  as a case molestation. In the same way more severe incidents like severe pushing , severe beating , kicking , punching and any bodily harm to women is often termed rape to gain more media mileage and sensationalism . For example when the police beats a woman protestor it becomes molestation and when the same police beats a male protestor with the same baton in the same riot the charge of hurt and grievous hurt may be leveled. This methodology not only increases the number of rape and molestation incidents statistically, but this also provides ammunition for proponents to bring more draconian senseless legislation under the guise of laws to protect women.

3. Media trails in India are common and everyday affair . Media start to repeat the incident and slowly the word rape starts to fly around . Very soon prominent women's rights organizations start to pick the brownie points by issuing statements left right and center without even verifying  if it was a rape . Filmstars and politicians soon join in the chorus and and start issuing politically correct statements to improve their image and score points. The whole incident is turned from a voilent beating to rape and focus shifts from the man to the woman. Candles come out only demanding that women be protected and there is not a single demanding justice for the man who was equally brutalised .

4. This is not the first time male pain and suffering was ignored by the media and government . In the famous Ruchika Gihrotra case in 2009 , Ruchika's brother was brutally tortured by the police for weeks to pressurize Ruchika to take her molestation complaint back. However the media attention was solely focused on Ruchika's suicide and this was morphed turned into women's rights issue ignoring the plight of the bother who languished in jail for weeks on end getting tortured all for protecting his sister.No demands were made for her brother getting a fair trail and neither did a single person light a candle against torture of males by Indian police.

4. The reaction of the Aam Aadmi, especially males is no less surprising. Demanding death for the alleged rapists is the most minimum humane  punishment demanded by promiment people . The Aam aadmi(especially males) on the street when asked  on the suitable punishment demand castration , eating by rats , cutting off of genitals and ever increasing grotesque punishments right out of medieval times for the alleged rapists as if deriving some sadistic pleasure of seeing the alleged rapists suffer . It also appears that harsher the punishment demanded the more pleasure the male gets by demanding it . The stand of the Indian males is hardest to gauge . On one side they salivate to gyrating semi clad women in bollywood movies(which is allowed by the govt)  , have a population that is going through the roof and other the other side they get extreme pleasure of seeing another male sufer in the most horrible way possible even before the crime is proven beyond any resonable doubt. 

So why is violence against men ignored and why is violence against women increasingly being called rape ? Why is a women hit in her genitals automatically become an incident of rape whereas a  man hit in his genitals by the same person with the same weapon does not get the any coverage . Does the man feel any less pain or does he deserve less because he is a man ?  Why do Indian seek such sadistic pleasure out of proposing such medieval punishment and then choose to ignore the brutality that males suffer totally ignoring the fact that they  too can one day face the same media trial which they are now enjoying as a viewer. These are some questions that we need to ponder before we pass out half baked judgements sitting in our living room on an incident we have little knowledge about .

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

INSAAF retained for drafting bill for protecting of men from intimate partner violence




INSAAF has been retained by prominent Indian men's rights organisations along with  some key Members of parliament for drafting a Intimate Terror (Domestic Violence) act which specifically caters to protecting men and boys from domestic violence from their spouse , girlfriends and parents. It has been alleged that Husbands and boyfriends in Indian are specifically excluded from protected under domestic violence laws in India. Research has also shown that there have been significant demand from all quarters for creation of laws to protect men from intimate terror but all these requests have so far not led to to formulation of an actual law which is believed to have caused due to unavailability of a government forum to consider the safety and security of Indian men in general.

Preliminary Study results from INSAAF's study of Intimate Terror

INSAAF's researchers have collated vast amount of peer reviewed data and evidence from personal interviews of male victims, court case records , statements made by honorable courts and media articles and has determined that domestic violence abuse of Indian males falls across a wide range of categories namely

a. Physical abuse : Husbands and Male partners have presented serious evidence of been  scratched , punched , bit , things thrown at them by their female partners apart from attacks with deadly instruments. In the absence of a legal system to protect men from physical violence  these victims get little or no medical care or attention and are even unable to speak of their physical wounds due to the unavailability of a law to protect them from abuse.

b. Emotional abuse :  Demands to forcefully separate the husband from his parents and family , demand for separate residence, threat of Police action and legal recourse if the wife's demands are not met were  some of the commonly seen tactics of emotional abuse. Also , constant non-cooperation of the wife or the female partner in the smooth running of a family was another commonly seen tactic which was used to abuse husbands in case of non fulfillment of the demands of the wife.

c. Verbal abuse : Calling husbands and male partners derogatory names with an intent to demean and hurt. Names like "impotent" , "Spineless" , "Hijra(Eunuch)" have most commonly come up and were verbal abuses that were levelled against Husbands and male partners with an intent to cause pain and ignominy. Many husbands provided evidence of suffering of such verbal abuse for decades primarily due to their specific inability to earn an income as per the demands of their spouses.    

d. Legal abuse : The acts of misusing the state machinery by the wife or female partner for intent of coercing the husband or the male partner to abide by their demands. Common amongst these are misuse of IPC 498a , DV act 2005 , Rape/Molestation Laws , Denying Child custody on event of separation and Maintenance laws.

e. Economic abuse :- Constant irrational demands on the husband for purchase of jewelery , real estate , expensive clothing , automobiles , restaurant hospitality, feminine beauty products and demands for payments to family members of the wife's family was evidenced .When the husband or the male partner was unable to meet the financial demands of the female partner they were subjected to further emotional and physical abuse. A lot of data spoke of  severe economic abuse and daily non co-operatory tactics to force the man to increase his income beyond his normal means and capability. Inability of the man to earn more led to further domestic abuse and which in many cases led to legal and physical violence and an eventual divorce.


f. Sexual abuse: Using consensual physical relations to coerce a man for either financial payments and/or forced marriage . Threatening to file cases of rape and molestation after consensual physical relations. Forcing men to start families against their will and denying physical relation in a matrimonial relation if to irrational and unreasonable demands are not fulfilled.

INSAAF's study has also has taken into account the scale and propensity of abuse of husbands and males partners in India and compared that to worldwide abuse numbers . We have concluded that in in more than 50% of cases wives and females also initiated fights which led to intimate terror attacks on their male partners. The bill is going through its final touches  and  will be presented for consideration during the winter session of the parliament.

Saturday, September 1, 2012

INSAAF strongly condemns proposed anti male Sexual Harrasment at Workplace law

INSAAF strongly protests the volte-face by the Indian government on the Sexual harrasment at workplace bill and the deploratory act of then quietly  trying to sneak in anti-male legislation titled “Protection of Women against Sexual Harassment Bill”. INSAAF is sad that the enormous evidence that was presented by INSAAF in favour of a Gender Neutral law was categorcally sidelined Radical Indian feminist forces under the very nose of the government.

INSAAF feels that the proposed bill will .
1. Will completely destroy the workplace harmony.

2. Will convert professional rivalries and jealousies into frivolous complaints and will become yet another source of extortion of a man’s money.

3. Will motivate companies to stop hiring of female candidates.

4. Will put Corporate honchos, bureaucrats, politicians and all male employees at the mercy of women who can simply use (read misuse) this law to cover their incompetence.

5. Will create further anti-male gender bias in the workplace and will contribute to more men committing suicides.

6. Already men commit suicides to the tune of 4 times compared to women in workplaces as per data by Union Home Ministry.

We strongly oppose the gender bias and anti-male nature of this law and demand that this law should be made gender neutral.

Brief background of the law:

1. This bill has been proposed in 2007 based on judgment by the Honorable Supreme Court in the Vishakha case.

2. INSAAF opposed it even at that point of time and the bill was finally sent to a Parliamentary Standing Committee in the year 2010. INSAAF was also invited multiple times to the Rajya Sabha and while deposing in front of the parliamentary committe presented enormous evidence in favor of making this law gender neutral.

3. Others Men’s rights activists other than INSAAF deposed before the committee in 2011 and based on their representation, the Committee recommended the Govt. of India to make the bill gender neutral and provide protection to men as well.

4. In 2012 May the cabinet approved the law, without taking into consideration, the recommendations made by the Parliamentary Standing Committee.

5. This clearly exposes the double standards of the Govt. and it also brings forth the fact that sending it to the Parliamentary Committee was just eyewash and the Government never really intended to provide men, a safe atmosphere to work in office.

India is an isolated country:

1. It is extremely surprising that when most of the countries are moving forward and coming up with gender neutral laws, India is moving back in time and is all set to pass an anti-male and a gender biased law.

2. This law is Gender Neutral in most of the countries where it is prevalent.

3. According to a report on Sexual harassment at workplace by United Nations Economic Commission of Europe, around 25 countries in and around Europe and Asia like Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, The Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom have policies for Sexual Harassment, that are gender neutral.

4. The US and most countries in ASEAN region also have Gender Neutral laws. Even neighboring Pakistan has Gender Neutral Sexual Harassment policies.

WCD's kangaroo court are conducting surveys on men is a hogwash at best :

1. INSAAF hereby clearly and categorically opposes the announcement made by the Ministry of Women and Child Development (WCD) ministry made on the 21st of August 2012 that it intends to conduct a study on the sexual harassment faced by men.

2. However, it also said that the study was a matter of future and currently the law should be passed as it is i.e. gender biased and anti-male in nature.

3. It is the same WCD ministry that has gone on record to say that, “Protection of men is not their mandate” and now that they are facing opposition from some quarters of the Govt. of India in getting this biased, anti-male and extortionary law passed, they have started to make hollow claims of promising to study harassment of men. The act of WCD's kangaroo court making such claims is laughable at best and at worst shows the extent this ministry of government can stoop to pursue its feminist agenda.

4. Whereas in reality, when they have already gone on record to say that it is not their mandate to protect men, it is very clear that their intention of studying sexual abuse of men is not at all a bonafide one and is subject to strong suspicion.

5. This announcement is just a diversionary tactic from their side so that the law gets passed the way they want it and later the same can be used to extort and blackmail men at workplaces too.

Sexual Harassment of Men:

Contrary to popular belief, men do face sexual harassment at workplace and more often than not find unwanted feminine attention overwhelming and discomforting. Further worse, pervert social mindsets force the male victims to keep mum.

Some of the common forms of such harassment which males face, from their female colleagues in their workplace are,

1. Lewd remarks about the dressing sense of men.

2. Bold comments about physique and physical appearance of men.

3. Uncanny close approach by a female colleague towards a male colleague while trying to discuss some official matters.

4. Calling a male colleague inside a cabin and try to talk personal matters with him in office hours.

5. Requesting a male colleague to stay back late at night and accompany or ask for a drop.

6. Female colleagues wearing revealing clothes that make the professional atmosphere uncomfortable.

7. Talking about sexual matters freely with a male colleague despite his discomfiture to the same and ignoring his warnings at times to not to discuss such matters with him.

8. Asking out a male colleague.

These and many other forms of sexual harassment of men, more often than not go, unnoticed and unreported primarily because,

1. It is considered unmanly for a man to complain of sexual harassment.

2. Society refuses to believe that men can be victims of feminine sexual aggression.

3. Men are socially conditioned to accept welcoming and approaching gestures from females sportingly and in this process their own choices, aspirations and emotions are mercilessly trampled.

4. Society ridicules men who are uncomfortable in female company by giving them name tags such as “boring, fag, sissy, geeky, nerdy” etc. Such social mindsets often force men to “look” happy in a female company and it also trivializes their concerns from a male sexuality perspective.

5. Adverse media coverage and systemic gender bias against men suppresses them to a larger extent and truth barely and rarely comes out.

Credible surveys  have unearthed truth:

The Economic Times had conducted a survey titled the ET-Synovate survey, in which it came out that as far as 55% of men feel that they faced sexual harassment from the female colleagues and bosses and they need protection. The survey was covered in 7 cities including Bangalore, Delhi. Hyderabad, Mumbai.

First ever helpline for protection of men from sexual harassment:

INSAAF hails the act of establising  the first ever men’s helpline for Indian that caters to men facing sexual/workplace harassment from the colleagues, especially female colleagues.

Even a facebook page has been created for this and the URL for the same is,

https://www.facebook.com/maleworkplaceharassment

And following are the helplines

1. Delhi – 9818509406

2. Mumbai – 9322156141

3. Bangalore – 9535109509

4. Nagpur – 9890974788

INSAAF's demands:

1. The Govt. of India must not pass this law in the current form and it must consult the men’s rights organizations, make it gender neutral including its title and then only pass it.

2. The new bill must be re-drafted by a neutral ministry like the Ministry of Law and Justice or the Human Resources Development ministry.

3. The draft prepared by the WCD ministry must be discarded as a ministry that openly justifies its anti-male stance cannot be allowed trample the Constitutional right of men which entitles them to a safe working environment. WCD's kangaroo court must be summarily disbarred from conducting any studies on men.

4. The WCD must be stopped from conducting any study on male issues.

5. Govt. must form a separate commission, called the National Commission for Men, containing people who have championed the cause of men’s rights and such a commission must study male issues.

6. Govt. must form Men Welfare Ministry to take care of welfare of men.