The issue that am going to discuss in this article today isn't something unique or special. All of us see & experience this in our everyday life.
One can see in the picture that these are female-only buses & trains run by central government and different state government.
To give such special services requires funds, & where does this money come from? Obviously the taxpayers.
But is there any man only buses & trains in India?
No. So an on Indian person would assume that the general bus & train services are being used by men as there's the female-only transport available.
No, women in India have dedicated transport services in different states of the country and they can use the general services too. So they're having their share of the pie plus some portion of the pie of men also.
Few state governments have gone on to give free rides to women. Click Here. Again the ordinary taxpayer (Men) is at the receiving end without having any say in the matter.
So is it justified or fair?
No.
But the majority of men in India don't have any problem with that. Because they have been so notoriously conditioned by this matriarchal society that they don't even realize they're being discriminated against that too using their own money.
This is how men are being discriminated against almost in every field but no one raises their voice against it because they don't understand what's happening because of the century-old conditioning.
Giving dedicated transport services or holidays wouldn't have caused any problem only if men were equally given the same.
Conclusion
Until men in society come out of the matriarchal mindset and raise voice for their rights & against the state-sponsored oppression no change can be expected. The future generation of men is going to suffer for our silence.
Listen to our podcast,here
