Archive · 30 Dec 2025
Youths March 29 Km to Protest Obscene Comments Against Women
A group of young people in Madhya Pradesh, India, walked 29 kilometers to protest against rude and disrespectful comments made about women.
They wanted to talk to the local government officials about their concerns.
They also recited a religious text called Sunderkand to show their respect.
The leader of the group, Deepu Sharma, said that people are using the freedom of speech to hurt women and spread hate.
He believes that if the government does not make a new law to stop this, the younger generation will lose trust in the law.
Youths from Nowgong area marched 29 km to Chhatarpur to protest obscene comments against women.
They held a demonstration outside the collectorate and handed over a memorandum to the district administration.
The memo was addressed to the President of India and the Governor of Madhya Pradesh.
Leader Deepu Sharma cited Sections 19, 25-28 of the Constitution, emphasizing freedom of speech and religion.
The youths recited Sunderkand outside the collectorate to highlight their concerns.
- Who
- Youths from Nowgong area, led by Deepu Sharma
- What
- 29-km march to protest obscene comments against women
- When
- Monday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To demand a law against obscene comments targeting women and to inform district officials about their demands
- Location
- Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh
- Distance Marched
- 29 km
- Leader
- Deepu Sharma
- Demands
- Law against obscene comments targeting women
- Constitution Sections Cited
- 19, 25-28