The suicide of Bengaluru techie #AtulSubhash has sparked a storm regarding dowry laws in India. The wife of deceased techie Atul Subhash and her kin were arrested by the Bengaluru Police, said reports.
The arrest of Nikita, her brother Anurag and mother Nisha, comes as the trio filed an anticipatory bail plea in Allahabad High Court, which is scheduled to be heard on Tuesday or Wednesday.
In light of this development, THE WEEK senior special correspondent Puja Awasthi speaks to Swarup Sarkar, founder of Men Welfare Trust on the state of dowry laws in India and how they are being implemented.
Ground Reality: Real face of India. Any think wrong happened to any Girl/women its Men/Boys first come on street with demand hang the Men/Boy. But when #AtulSubhash case #JusticeisDue, watch how girls run away even to talk. Boys & Men, think twice next time .
Ground Reality: Real face of India. Any think wrong happened to any Girl/women its Men/Boys first come on street with demand hang the Men/Boy. But when #AtulSubhash case #JusticeisDue, watch how girls run away even to talk. Boys & Men, think twice next time 👇👇 pic.twitter.com/z7DHMy9hLV
— SwarupSarkar (@swarup1972) December 19, 2024
#AtulSubhash suicide case | Are dowry laws in India being misused against men? https://t.co/h6gcZoiflL
— SwarupSarkar (@swarup1972) December 17, 2024
THE WEEK senior special correspondent Puja Awasthi speaks to Swarup Sarkar @MenWelfare on the state of dowry laws in India & how they are being implemented. @SFFNGO
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