Are men always guilty ?

It’s a general fact that men are usually considered wrong, guilty and blameworthy whereas females are believed to be innocent even if they have done something wrong and unlawful. At the same time, it’s also true that girls are thought to be right and truthful whenever there’s a fight between a guy and a girl. Although they are correct sometimes, it’s not necessary that they are honest or guiltless every time. And many girls avail themselves of this privilege, thinking they can do what they want and no one is going to blame them.

Sadly enough, it happens sometimes and boys have to put up with unfavorable situations without having to commit anything wrong. For instance, two women were giving a lecture to illiterate workers on following the rules of Mumbai metro while traveling in it. But it will come to you as a great surprise that they themselves were breaking a few while reprimanding the poor men.

In this situation, a common question arises that when you are guilty yourself, how you can teach or scold others for the same. These ladies humiliated and insulted two poor workers as they had occupied seats which were held in reserve but what next? Just at the next moment, they started eating packaged food that’s forbidden too by Mumbai metro. When a commuter made an attempt to remind them about this rule, they bluntly replied, “mind your own business and don’t tell us the rules.”
They even threatened the guy who clicked their pic, “how dare you click a picture, it’s illegal and I will get you into police custody.”

At this, the guy took no time in giving them a counterblast, “I will accompany you to the police if you want.”

What conclusion can be made after this incident? Do some girls think that they can bend or modify any rule according to their convenience and they are meant to be strictly followed by boys only? 

Recently there was this Jasleen Kaur case in Delhi . People all over India shared that story , wrote on twitter about it believing the guy to be guilty only because Jasleen shared that image on facebook with a long write-up . After few days when the real picture came up it was found that , that the guy was not at all guilty and it was all just a publicity stunt . 

PS : Guys are not always guilty , know the full aspects of story before you start sharing stories , you might be ruining some innocent person's life .

Dedicated to ,
All the boys ,
All the girls ,
Thank you for reading ,
From ,
Hetansh Shah a.k.a Hetu :]

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