EVERYTHING IS THE FAULT OF CLOTHES

You said that whatever wrong happens with girls,

Only happens because of their flaw of clothing,

Okay…
Let’s assume



If there is a flaw of clothing,

That poor girl wore a shalwar

Also, with a scarf.



And another side a girl wore Burka

Then why people touched them intentionally?



If there is a flaw of clothing,

That aunt just wore a normal Saree

Which usually every woman wears



And you didn’t leave her too

You tried to touch her too

Who is same aged to your Mom



If there is a flaw of clothing,

That innocent girl was hospitalized

She wore only those clothes which every patient wear

And that doctor…

Who supposed to treat her

He just crossed his limit of his own,

She came to save her own life and became his victim only



If there is a flaw of clothing,

She just wore her school uniform only

For going to school which is mandatory.

And you just chased her and molested her in front of everyone.

Don’t you have a sister in your family?



If there is a flaw of clothing,

What did that 3-year-old girl wear?

Which one after you saw and lose your mind.

That innocent child just came to the park to play

After she noticed that you were watching her badly,

She ran away out of fear.



And you say everything is their clothes' fault.



No…

The mistake is yours,

That we have to teach girls the world is not safe



The mistake is yours,

Their mom also makes them learn that dialogue “Khuli Tijori” from Jab We Met



The mistake is yours,

That they get limitations just because they born as a girl



The mistake is yours,

That girl fears to take just one step outside of their house.



Just…

Wake the humanity up which is sleeping inside of you

The main culprit is your dirty mind

Just kill that.
©NILOY SHOUVIC ROY


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