Archive · 10 Jun 2025
Men Demand Justice: 'Patni Pidit' Group Celebrates Pimpal Pournima
A group of men who feel wronged by their wives gathered to celebrate a special day and ask for fairness.
They call themselves 'Patni Pidit,' meaning 'men hurt by wives.'
They believe they are treated unfairly by the legal system and society, often facing false accusations and losing property.
They held a special ceremony to pray for justice and want better support for men.
They are asking for equal treatment and for help when they are facing family problems.
Men, identifying as 'Patni Pidit,' gathered to celebrate Pimpal Pournima.
The event was held at the Patni Pidit Purush Ashram in Karodi.
They sought justice and relief from alleged abuse by their wives.
The group claims laws are misused against men, leading to injustice.
They demand complaint redressal centers and faster dispute resolution.
- Who
- Men claiming to be tortured by their wives, members of the 'Patni-Pidit' Sanghatana and the president, Adv. Bharat Fulare.
- What
- Men, calling themselves 'Patni Pidit,' celebrated Pimpal Pournima to demand justice against alleged abuse.
- When
- The event was held on Monday, on the eve of Vatsavitri Paurnima.
- Where
- The event took place at the Patni Pidit Purush Ashram at Karodi.
- Why
- To demand justice and relief from alleged abuse by wives and to seek support.
Patni-Pidit Sanghatana
General Public/Society
Perception of Justice System
Patni-Pidit Sanghatana
Men feel the legal system, police, and society favor women, leading to injustice against men.
General Public/Society
The articles do not explicitly state the views of the general public or society in regards to the justice system, but the claims are that the views are skewed toward women.
Misuse of Laws
Patni-Pidit Sanghatana
Men believe laws are misused against them.
General Public/Society
The articles do not explicitly state any opposing views on misuse of laws
Suicide rates
Patni-Pidit Sanghatana
Married men's suicides are three times the number of married women's suicides.
General Public/Society
The articles do not explicitly state any opposing views on suicide rates.
- Event
- Pimpal Pournima celebration by 'Patni Pidit' men
- Location
- Patni Pidit Purush Ashram at Karodi
- Purpose
- To demand justice and relief from alleged abuse by wives
- Organization
- Patni-Pidit Sanghatana
- Suicide Statistics Claim
- Married men's suicides are three times married women's