What made you say so?
“I have always condemned these political murders and will continue to do so and I will also keep critiquing the government of Kerala for what I think have been and are their wrong decisions. But Kerala has to stand as one man/woman to defend its secular and democratic traditions, its diverse culture, its religious amity and its broadly socialist political mindset,” says poet K. Satchidanandan. “I would have taken the same stand if the Congress-led front had been in power,” he adds. “When we raised questions about the murders of innocent people including writers in other states, we were told it was a state subject but now, they have reversed their view and suddenly the Centre has begun to show its ‘concern’ about what is happening in Kerala as if Kerala were the epicentre of all the violence and all Malayalis were born criminals,” he said.
Politics is all about Perception and Propaganda..................
Did you get that feeling from my Post?...........Can we use that same logic to show the mood of the country with respect to the secular vermin?
BJP is running 18 states.
PM, President, Vice-President from BJP.
nearly 70% of India's population being ruled by BJP.
Does that mean Country does not want you seculars and you should get lost?
Kerala Model,
http://www.deccanchronicle.com/nation/current-affairs/100216/kerala-remains-unsafe-for-children.html
It’s among five states with the most number of cases.
Alappuzha: The sexual abuses of children continue to rise in the state with Malappuram district topping the list and Kerala itself remaining among the five states with the most number of cases registered under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act in 2014.
As per the data published on the official website of Kerala police, at least 1,427cases were registered in the state till November last year recording a jump from 1,380 in 2014.
The POCSO cases in 2013 were 1002. The conviction rate under the Act is no more than 2.4 per cent. Ms J. Sandhya, member, Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (KSCPCR), says the data points to the rising atrocities against children in spite of the awareness campaigns.
Many cases go unreported as parents are not willing to register a case, she says. As per the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), the offenders in only 535 cases were convicted out of 6,816 FIRs filed under the Act.
It was in 2012 the POCSO Act was introduced that had raised the age of consent for girls from 16 to 18 stipulating that a child’s testimony and circumstantial evidence would be taken as clinching proof.
Kerala police had filed 596 FIRs and chargesheets in 419 cases from November 2012 to June 2013, but there were no convictions. Mr K.K. Jospeh, member, Child Welfare Committee here, says that sexual assault cases in the district were increasing. “We have launched a several campaigns and set up panchayat-level committees to make people aware of the law,” he said.
http://english.manoramaonline.com/n...children-missing-kerala-kasaragod-police.html
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-pape...s-more-unsafe-in-thrissur/article19261752.ece
Boys more ‘unsafe’ in Thrissur
Survey in the city finds 30% of boys have undergone sexually abusive experiences
Of late, there have been many discussions about how unsafe girls and women in Kerala are as they could be subjected to sexual abuse at every turn of their life. It may come as a surprise to many that boys in the schools are more susceptible to sexual abuse, according to a study conducted by a set of doctors.
A research article, titled ‘Prevalence of child abuse in school environment in Kerala,’ published in ‘Child Abuse and Neglect,’ an international journal, states that 30% of the boys, as against 6% of girls, have undergone sexually abusive experiences. Boys have been found to be more susceptible to emotional (90%) and physical (83%) abuse too.
The study was carried out by Manoj Therayil Kumar from the Institute of Mind and Brain, Thrissur, Sebind Kumar of Government Medical College, Thrissur, and Surendra P. Singh and Nilamadhab Kar of the Black Country Partnership NHS Trust, University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom.
The abuse history was collected from 6,682 adolescent students from schools in Thrissur city. The researchers used the child abuse screening tool developed by the International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN).
“The clear distinction in the rate of sexual abuse on boys and girls has come us a surprise for us. The emotional abuse rate of boys and girls is almost the same,” said Dr. Manoj Kumar.
Bullying too
The survey takes a look at even soft abuse, such as bullying, which society often neglects. “Abuse will affect children’s personality and self esteem. Quite often, a person subjected to abuse over a period of time turns out to be an abuser,” Dr. Manoj Kumar said.
The research concluded that boys were at a greater risk of sexual abuse in Kerala, as they fall easy prey, while girls are more protected.
Twenty-one per cent of the participants in the survey admitted to have undergone some sort of sexual abuse, including being shown sexual pictures, being touched sexually, made to undress, made to touch others sexually, involved in making sexual pictures or videos, or being kissed against their wishes.
“This is the first scientific study carried out in Kerala in this field and the largest in India,” said V.G. Pradeep Kumar, State president of the Indian Medical Association.
As for physical abuse, alcohol seems to be the main villain as 16% of the children who participated in the survey reported that their family members used alcohol as an excuse for abuse.
The research suggests that teachers and parents should be trained to pinpoint emotional problems of students. It also points out the importance of counsellors in schools.
“Kerala should give more emphasis on child mental health,” Dr. Manoj Kumar said.
I am show casing the "kerala model".
Can you read statistics ? DO you have KIDS ?
There is a 30% probability that you were sexually abused.
There is a 30% probability your son will be sexually abused in Kerala.
There is a 90% probability that your son will be emotionally abused in kerala. There is a 85% probability that your son will be physically abused in his life in kerala.
This is the Paradise you have built . Broken families due to "gelf" and Rampant Alcoholism. The end result is what you see above.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india...e-for-women/story-7YfiA5Q15BqSR9KSoZmEeM.html
God’s own country Kerala unsafe for women, 3-fold increase in rapes in 9 years
In Kerala, surveys carried out in two cities (Thiruvananthapuram and Kozhikode) showed similar results. Both witnesses and women respondents agreed that women face maximum harassment while using public transport, at bus stops and on the road. Sexual harassment has been pointed out as a problem by 98% women.
Is this the "best" state in India as your were boasting ?
The "Kerala MODEL">
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-pape...arming-rise-in-drug-abuse/article18169574.ece
Kochi stands second in number of drug abuse cases in the country
After curbs on liquor and strict enforcement by the Excise Department, narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances (NDPS) are fast taking hold of Kerala – offering teens a high.
With nearly 30% of the liquor shops winding up their operation in Kerala on account of a Supreme Court order, the State appears to be facing a potential public health crisis with a sharp rise in instances of drug abuse, bootlegging, and illicit brewing. The number of drug abuse cases have registered a four-fold rise during the past 10 months when compared to 2014. Excise sleuths on Thursday seized drugs worth Rs. 83.5 lakh and arrested a Kochi native in this connection.
Since June 2016, the Excise Department in Kerala has logged about 3,600 cases under the NDPS Act from all districts and arrested 3,900 persons in this connection. During the period, the department also carried out 1.27 lakh raids, registered 23,600 Abkari cases, and made 22,000 arrests.
Addressing a news conference here on Thursday, Rishi Raj Singh, the Excise Commissioner, a bulk of the synthetic drugs reaching the State were being sourced from destinations such as Goa and Mumbai while Telengana and Tamil Nadu accounted for a majority of the ganja consignments flowing to Kerala through the border check-posts.
‘‘There is a definite case of more people taking to drugs and these figures paint a frightening picture of the grip the culture exerts on the young. Such is the number of cases detected here that as per the National Crime Records Bureau, Kochi stands second only to Amritsar in terms of the highest number of drug abuse cases in the country,’’ he said.
In his opinion, the narcotic rackets operating in Kerala were primarily targeting the youngsters and migrant labourers — who together constituted around 70 lakh of the State’s total population.
The startling numbers apart, officials were yet to confirm whether this rise in drug abuse cases was due to a curb on the sale of liquor. ‘‘We have taken up a proposal to conduct a study on this by a team comprising a psychologist, sociologist, eduction expert, narcotic expert and food safety expert. The study is slated to commence as soon as the proposal gets the Planning Commission’s nod.
Keep it with you.....
This Negative camping against Kerala by National Print and Television media will unite Malayalis against BJP/RSS
......... you are in denial.
