Misandry in modern

India

Misandry(/msndri/), from the

Greek misos (, "hatred") and
anr, andros (, gen. ;
"man"), is the hatred or dislike ofmen
orboys.

Misandry can be manifested in

numerous ways:
sexual discrimination
denigration of men
violence against men
sexual objectification of men

Cases of misandry:

Rohtak sisters case

Jasleen Kaur case

2015 Dimapur mob lynching

Man had his penis cut in Ganganagar

Rohtak sisters case:

Rohtak sisters failed polygraph test.

their accused passed the test.
According to a witness it was just a
heated argument, with no hint of
sexual harassment.
The boys couldnt appear for their
written exams to join army.

Jasleen Kaur case:

Saravjeet Singh hounded by the media

even before the court decided his
guiltiness
Lost his job
Witness story:
a witness namedVishwajeet Singh
came forward and denied all the
charges framed by Jasleen Kaur

Vishwajeet in his narrative of the

incident said that it was Jasleen who
used abusive remarks and made
obscene actions at Sarvjeet
Prima facie an argument was framed
as a case of sexual harassment and
molestation

2015 Dimapur mob

lynching

Amobof about 7000-8000 people

broke into Dimapur Central Jail.
dragged a man detained under
suspicion of rape out.
paraded him naked and beat him to
death in a case ofvigilante justice.
Dimapur lynching: It was consensual
sex not rape, says Nagaland
govtreport

Man had his penis cut in

Ganganagar,Rajasthan

The man reportedly attempted to have

sex with the teenager
dragged away by the angry mob of
vigilantes
taken to a local butcher's shop where
they apparently beat him with sticks
for an hour
hacked off his penis with a meat cleav

Fake Rape cases?

According to The
Delhi Commission of Women(DCW)
53.2% of the rape cases filed
between April 2013 and July 2014 in
the capital were found 'false
revenge emerged to be the most
common reason for filing a false
complaint