Paitoo
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This facade of marching for female rights has nothing to do with actual issues and problems being faced by women in our societies. Unless the society doesn't come up with indigenous effort and solutions to address these problems, these imitated borrowed ideas will only bring harm, degeneration and nothing else.
At best these are sponsored foreign interferences, most probably organizers making money out of making mockery of misery of genuine victims. The opposition to marches like these stems out of one's feeling to protect their own culture and most of the participants of these marches are gullible people who fail to understand the real agenda.
Just to give an example of how people can fall for this @jamahir he is anti nato western what not but here indirectly he is supporting their agenda.
You have a point. TBH I am not much aware about the issues women face in Pakistan (and I assume they are similar to those in India). In fact my point was off topic.
On topic, yes there are lot of people doing "behti ganga mein haath dhona". Last week I was speaking with a supposed Instagram influencer well known in the gender equality space, for a collaboration with our company on some matter. I used a word which offended her (and I had no clue even then or now that the word is offensive). She went on to lecture me for 5 minutes about how it was insensitive. It was very revealing, how much outrage she felt at something that wasn't remotely meant to be offensive, on a person (me) she knew nothing about. It makes conversation quite difficult with such people.