“EKLO CHALO
RE” (YOU HAVE TO WALK ALONE)
“The general image of women is
that of doll of clay, casts in the modes of docility and passivity, embellished
to be an object of an entertainment and tamed to be a self abnegating wife and
mother”; these were the lines of my debate, long back in 2001, on some topic
about status quo of the women. These lines I copied from some article in a
random magazine and learned it by heart. Though I was only limited to the
consolation prize in that debate, but those lines have stayed with me ever
since and now after all these years I am re-using it again to do a little
reality check over the status quo of women of today.
THE SPECIAL GIRL
She always wanted to be a nurse
and serve the humankind, but before she could get enrolled for nurse training
course, her parents decided her to get married and without any revolt, she did
got married. It was not like choking her desires and succumbing to parents’
wishes but the typical woman’s adoption to any given situation, all she wanted
was peace.
There is a very fascinating
story about her birth and it yearned years before she opened her eyes in this
world which she at first thought was amazing.
It so happened, her mother had
one more elder sister. When there was a groom searching for elder sister, at
that particular time she was diagnosed with breast cancer, though it was at
very early stage, the surgical excision and few sittings of chemotherapy
totally cured her but it took quite a deal of time, till then her age (according
to Indian standard) took a toll and she lost interest in the institution called
marriage. Seeing her lonely life, her younger sister promised her that she
would give her, her first born child.
Years later, when a girl was
born to the younger sister, she kept her promise and the elder sister legally
adopted her. And since then the protagonist of this story was pampered by two
mothers, her all wishes were fulfilled before she could utter them. The world
was the most amazing place for the little girl.
Years passed, she was fully
content with twenty two years that she stayed on the earth. Now she wanted to
pay back and hence wanted to join the nursing course, but her biological father
found her a match. She agreed without hassle.
The boy was native of Bihar, with high qualification, he was a
lawyer and his family legacy had many I.S officers, doctors and lawyers.
Such
a highly qualified family, in their caste, moreover astrologically a perfect
match, every block was filled perfectly. It seemed as if the girl was born with
a golden luck. The only one thing was particular in the case was the age difference between the
couple that was seven years which was rarely an issue for the family as the boy
was handsome and look younger to his age.
The
girl’s foster mother put all her life savings into her marriage and it was
conducted with lot of pomp and show. A huge amount of dowry was give. The girl
was covered in gold and then delivered to her in-laws house.
Well,
the girl could have her happily ever after since then but sometimes destiny
takes a U-turn and then starts the process of reversal of fortune.
REVERSAL OF FORTUNE
It
was only two months she have been married. The whole mirage of the highly
qualified family broke loose in front of her. Once considered so open minded
family turned out to be the bigots and orthodox Hippocrates of the society.
There
were two rape cases running on his father-in-law and her sister-in-law had
wrongly filed a case of dowry harassment on her husband.
Her
mother-in-law was such a stingy lady that she kept so many boundations on her.
And her so handsome husband was no support to her. It turned out that she was
the second wife to her husband who was previously divorced and the age gap
between them was almost fifteen years. The girl’s family was fooled into holy
matrimony.
She
ignored all the facts and tried to adjust. But when the tyrannies of her
mother-in-law and violence by her husband became the regular routine, she
revolted back. She was tried to subdue but this time she was not going to bend
and hence returned home. She left all her dowry over there, jewellery in bank
lockers under the name of her in-law, so was the money and returned empty
handed and filed a divorce petition in Delhi court.
This
was too much to take for her adoptive mother. She went into depression and her
once cured cancer returned back in full blown from. This time it was so
furiously that in couple of months, rot her to her core and she finally gave up
to it.
This
was the roughest patch of the girl’s life, she returned to her original family
and to her utter surprise they were not very supportive. They want her to take
the case back and to return to the home of in-laws. They even told that because
of her, the future of her younger siblings have been jeopardized as her act had
brought bad name to the family.
She
was aghast at her family reaction. That night she cried a lot. She was left lonely
in this whole world, and the only person who could stand for now was she
herself. With those teary eyes and broken heart, she decided that she won’t let
go it like that. She will give it a fight, even if she has to do it all alone.
She
took admission in the law course in Delhi University with the money her adopted
mother left for her and at time carried on with the court case against her
husband. Her so called family didn’t supported her at all except giving her
place to live and food to eat. None of them walked with her during the hearings
in the court moreover continued building the pressure over her to withdraw.
I’M NOT GOING TO BOW KNESS!
It’s
been 3 years since her case is going on. Since the other party is too
influential, therefore the judgment is being delayed and the case is lingering
on. But she have not left hope and still fighting. Now, she has quite a good
deal of knowledge about the law therefore carrying on her fight.
Mean
while she is also preparing herself for various job related entrance exams as
well as found her a good boyfriend through jeevansathi.com. He knows everything
about her and as soon as she will get her divorce, they plan to marry.
It’s
still a long road to go and she doesn’t intend to give up in midway. She walked
alone to whole way and now she is confident she can walk alone ahead too
HAT’S OFF TO HER COURAGE!
PHERNOLOGY OF COURAGE
·
Proper
formation of musculature of body
·
Sharp
features
·
Proper
developed Alae Nasi (Nastril)
·
Well
formed respiratory system.
·
Strong
and well placed Neck.
·
Sharp
vision.
MORAL
“The rule of life
is always ‘move on’. If you can’t fly,
then run, if you can’t run, then walk, if you can’t walk, then crawl. But, just move on.”
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