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"Rapism nothing but horified terrorism"

Exactly 11 years ago from now . On 'Dec - 2001' a incident had stunned the entire nation and passed a surplus fear into the nerves of our netas inside the parliament. It could be hard to recall all of a sudden for many of us , let me help you i.e. Terrorist attack on parliament of india, this attack kicked panic into our hearts with the feeling of insecurity . On 26th dec '2008' a co-ordinated multiple attack in mumbai at hotel 'TaJ' and 'windsor' resulted 171 lives dead as per the records, those three days whole nation held his breath was standing on toe with bothering and prayers to get relief to the hundreds of hostages . The nation got relaxed when our brave commandos successfully finished the operation and flushed the area under attack. But the fear still lies in our hearts with the feel of insecurity. Due to our involvement in day to day activities fear has lost his importance. Happened is happened, even after the major dent to nation's internal security,its our fate we only lost our brave soldiers and innocents lives, other than nothing significant change has not been taken place till now.

A fews days ago the brutal and extreme voilent act of humanity i.e  the 23years old paramedical student being raped by gang almost for hours and beaten up badly with iron bar was being pierced hardly into her secret organ with iron bar and was thrown to the street nude. This act not only brought tears from the eyes also made us ashamed of being same race of human being. This incident created panic & insecured feeling to safeguard our daughters,sisters, wives and mothers too.  It is said that for every 14hrs in delhi and respectively 54mins in india rape is being commited. And india stands 56th country in the list of 65 countries for the crime rating in rape cases. But most of the rape cases are consensual sex hyped with  false marriage commitment.But whatsover delhi gang rape brutal act, has increased insecured feeling among girls and womens not only in delhi throughout india.
The most painfull thing is the intensity of response from our government and expecting speedy action from this congress led government will be a foolish act. When our government lacking ablity to take strong actions on terrorists after many threatfull attacks, how can we expect a strong actions against rapists .Terrorism' is a violent act creating a terror by hampering the nations internal security and creating panic within the civilians of victim nation.
A rape is not just a crime, its a attack on ones body, mind, pyshe and dignity. 'Rapism' is extreme brutal act and burrial of humanity , its impacts among the society makes me consider worst violent than terrorism in my view.
Finally, another shamefull fact is that 90%of rape crime is commited in urban areas where educated community has the major strength.

With eagerness of strong action,
Your's
Sahadev

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