2 weeks ago
Sexist Graffiti on Women's Statues in Thane Sparks Outrage
Some statues of women in a town called Mira Road in India were covered in mean and rude words.
The words were very disrespectful to women.
A woman named Roshni Gupta saw the statues while she was walking with a friend.
She was shocked and upset by what she saw.
The rude words made many people angry.
People are worried that this shows women are not safe in India.
The statues are in Maharashtra, a state in India.
Many people think such bad words should not be written anywhere.
They want everyone to treat women with respect.
The police or local leaders may need to look into what happened.
Statues of women in Mira Road, Thane were vandalized with sexist and misogynistic graffiti.
The graffiti included the phrase 'Open Your Panties First'.
Roshni Gupta discovered the vandalized statues while out with a friend.
The incident sparked outrage over women's safety in India.
A video of the vandalized statues was allegedly filmed at Mira Road.
- Who
- Roshni Gupta, a woman who discovered the vandalized statues while out with a friend
- What
- Statues of women were vandalized with sexist and misogynistic graffiti, including the phrase 'Open Your Panties First'
- Where
- Mira Road, Thane, Maharashtra, India
- When
- Not specified in the articles
- Why
- The incident sparked outrage and highlighted concerns about women's safety in India
Key facts
- Incident
- Women's statues vandalized with sexist graffiti
- Graffiti Text
- Open Your Panties First
- Location
- Mira Road, Thane, Maharashtra, India
- Discovered By
- Roshni Gupta
- Reaction
- Outrage over women's safety in India
- Evidence
- Video allegedly filmed at Mira Road









