The #Metoo movement, rightly used?

This generation has found a great relief with the #Metoo movement. It’s gaining momentum all over the world and especially in India, it seems to be the only way girls and ladies could open up. Many women have come forward and have openly spoken about being sexually assaulted and abused. The number of women who have experienced such undesirable situations are in large numbers. This is really disturbing and alarming at the same time. 

But how many of them have genuinely experienced it and how many may be faking it?

It’s a question to ponder over. When women actually suffer sexual abuse on large scale eventually everyone tends to believe any women who says so is true. What about a few at least who are willing to tarnish the image of a man? Sadly there are women like them too existing in our society, who for a reason or other want to show men down. This is where the #Metoo movement maybe wrongly used. Fighting for the right cause is always correct and giving justice to women who have been through sexual assault is a must. But let’s not forget to draw the line between the truth and fake. 

#Metoo has helped a lot of women voice the injustice they survived. It’s helping a lot of women gain confidence and speak openly about how they were violated and overpowered by a few men. It’s important to bring justice to them and especially to make women understand the necessity to voice about sexual violence at the right time. But at the same time we shouldn’t do injustice to men who are innocent. Let’s not in an attempt to bring justice to women show injustice to innocent men. Let’s punish  the men responsible for such acts and women receive the justice they deserve but also let’s not punish an innocent man for women who’s sole aim is to tarnish a man.

Support the women who are right!