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Stand up against abuse, Shraddha exhorts women
Stand up against abuse, Shraddha exhorts women.Actress Shraddha Kapoor has slammed the concept of International Women’s Day, which is celebrated globally on March 8. She suggests people should stand up against abuse every day and not just on a single day.
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Actress Shraddha Kapoor has slammed the concept of International Women’s Day, which is celebrated globally on March 8. She suggests people should stand up against abuse every day and not just on a single day.
The 26-year-old, who has starred in films like ‘Aashiqui 2’, ‘Ek Villain’ and ‘Haider’, took to Twitter on Sunday to express her views on the day-to-day life of women, saying they are “objectified, abused and treated worse than garbage”.
In a series of tweets, Shraddha wrote: “Every 20 mins or so, there is a rape happening in our country. And today we are “celebrating” womens day.”“No single day can express the injustice that women have to go through everyday. To be objectified, abused and treated worse than garbage,” said another statement.
She continued: “Stand up against this abuse, not just today but every day. Women are NOT objects. They NEED to be respected. Women empowerment is the best change to make the world a better place.”
