‘Aisa sabak mile ki inki rooh kaanpe’ — Khushboo Patani condemns: A practical reader guide

'Aisa sabak mile ki inki rooh kaanpe' — Khushboo Patani condemns: A practical reader guide

The incident in Bihar’s Jamui district, where a Class 10 girl was allegedly assaulted and groped, has sparked widespread outrage across the country and on social media. Former Indian Army officer and actor Disha Patani ’s sister, Khushboo Patani , has strongly condemned the incident and urged people in Bihar to take the matter personally and question the state of law and order and women’s safety.

The incident took place around 7 pm on September 19, when the two minor friends, a boy and a girl, went to the area after attending coaching classes to take photographs, Jamui SP Bishwajeet Dayal said. Is this how it will happen when women have no respect at all? You must have seen the Bihar case, where a young man wearing a gamcha sits there and harasses a young woman and a young man, grabs the girl’s private parts, beats them and engages in hooliganism. Dhurandhar star Ayesha Khan also reacted to the case and wrote on Instagram, “I genuinely feel sick watching what happened in Bihar. Imagine being surrounded, terrified and humiliated while people stand around watching and recording you. Stop calling this morality. Stop hiding harassment behind “culture. This is pathetic and beyond disgusting. A video circulating on social media shows several people surrounding the teenagers at night. The girl is confronted by the group, while the boy appears to be separated from her. A man with his face covered is seen approaching the girl and lifting her while grabbing her. She can be heard screaming and resisting as the situation escalates. The two eventually appear to escape the group.

Condemning the accused, she said, “India is supposed to become a great nation and a Vishwaguru. On Tuesday, Khushboo took to Instagram to share a video expressing her anger over the assault and harassment of minors in Jamui.