hen Qurat-ul-Ain entered the room to get her
Wcollege admission |
ness, he offered some words of solace. ' Sit beti( daughter). Why are you shivering, is everything ok?'” |
“ The psychological effect of that incident is always there,” she says.
“ I try to persuade myself that all men
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form, she was trembling with fear. |
It was hard for the teacher to under- |
are not alike but once the situation |
Something on the back of her mind |
stand the reasons for Ain ' s anxiety |
comes like where I am alone with |
was making her numb deep inside.“ I |
but for her the deficit of trust had a |
any man I feel insecure”. |
had a chocolate in my hand and was |
valid reason.“ The Delhi gang rape |
The Delhi gang rape incident has not |
ready to enter inside the room when I |
was fresh on my mind,” she says. It |
only scared the women of Delhi but |
found the teacher alone. He was issu- |
reminded me not to trust anyone in |
its ripple effects can be seen everying |
the( admission) forms. I was |
the world”. |
where- be it a remote village or a |
scared on seeing the teacher alone inside the room,” she says.“ No
doubt, the person sitting in front of me was a good human being but my
hands begin to shiver while collecting the form. As he saw my nervous-
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After the Delhi gang rape in which
five men gang raped a college stu- dent on a moving bus, it is difficult for Ain to trust any man. This inci- dent has changed her life forever.
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metropolitan city. In a recent survey conducted outside the tuition cen- tres, 89 per cent girls say they feel insecure, fear walking alone or in the evenings. |