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Why is #MarriageStrike trending in India?

On Indian Twitter, since last 24 hours #MarriageStrike hashtag is trending. By the time of writing this article, it has crossed over 50,000 tweets. At one time, it was trending at number 2 position on Twitter nation wide.

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The background is that many Indian men decided enough is enough and planned to go on a Marriage Strike. Already India is one of the worst countries in the world (probably the worst) for married men, and currently some Feminist advocates have petitioned in Delhi High Court to strike off an exception in Indian Rape law (IPC 375) which doesn’t consider forced or non-consensual sex by husband with his wife as an criminal offense. The Feminists are arguing that this violates Article 14 of Indian Constitution for women, as it distinguishes between married and unmarried women. The Feminists and event the Court have completely disregarded the fact that Indian men are offered no protection from Rape in India, and the entire IPC 375 itself violates Article 14 for men. So Indian women are free to rape adult men in India, legally.

After reading about the one sided biased arguments about Marital Rape in Delhi High Court, a large section of Indian men decided it is enough and started posting tweets with hashtag #MarriageStrike on Twitter. Indian men are already constantly harassed by their wives by plethora of False Cases like 498a, DV Act, 125, Dowry Death and POCSO. So having one more threat of false #MaritalRape cases will surely spell doom for many Indian married men. Also, if the exception of Marital Rape is removed from IPC 375, conviction for every single accused husband is 100% guaranteed, whether he committed the crime or not. This will be discussed in future article.

Below are some popular tweets from #MarriageStrike trend:

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#MensLivesMatter trended in India at number 3, and Feminists hated it

Indian men decided to unite together on Twitter, and trended hashtag #MensLivesMatter on Friday 20th August, around 9 PM IST. This trend was to signify that men’s life matter too, and was in support of a recent Petition filed by two law students in Supreme Court of India. The petition filed by Anam Kamil and Shrikant Prasad, seeks Supreme Court’s directions to Indian Government to make the plethora of Indian laws Gender Neutral. They have argued that the laws were made over 150 years ago, and their misuse has reached unprecedented levels, and men need protection too. Recent violent incidents against men also got good media coverage and social media support, even though the perpetrators were left unpunished. Some top tweets in #MensLivesMatter trend below:

This trend lasted for over 12 hours at number 3 position, and kept trending for whole day of 22nd August. This riled up the Indian feminists, who couldn’t digest the fact that men are tweeting for themselves, instead of simping for them and falling for their “women are always oppressed” narrative.

Some screenshots/Tweets of Indian Feminists and SIMPs:

https://twitter.com/anna_annarose/status/1428953920479678467?s=20

Obviously, Men’s Rights Activists were quick to respond with facts and examples of historical misandry, for which feminists didn’t have any answer:

The fact that this trend had over 50k tweets showed that at least some Indian men have woken up and are uniting against systemic exploitation of men in India, and there is not much the Feminists and SIMPS can do about it.