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After Anushka Sharma, Virat Kohli Opens Up About The Bangalore Molestation Case!
After Anushka Sharma, Virat Kohli opens up about the Bangalore molestation case and calls the incident really disturbing & a cowardly act on New Years night of 2017.
The Bangalore molestation case of New Year night 2017 is being condemned by the people and celebrities alike. Anushka Sharma had layed the blame on the society and now her alleged boyfriend and Indian cricket skipper Virat Kohli said that the incident is really disturbing and is a cowardly act.
Virat
Kohli,
just
like
Akshay
Kumar,
posted
a
video
clip
on
his
social
media
handle
slamming
the
molesters
and
said,
"Guys,
what
happened
in
Bangalore
is
really
disturbing.
To
see
something
like
that
happen
to
those
girls
and
for
people
to
watch
it
and
not
do
anything
about
it,
I
think
it
is
a
cowardly
act.
Those
people
have
no
right
to
call
themselves
men.
I
have
only
one
question.
If
something
like
that
happened,
god
forbid,
to
someone
in
your
family,
would
you
stand
and
watch
or
would
you
help?
That's
my
only
question."
Virat also slammed people who just stood there watching and not coming to the girls aid in the time of need. "And I feel these things are allowed to happen and people stand there, watch these things happen and they are fine with it because they think it is absolutely fine for something like that to happen to a girl just because she is wearing short clothes. It is her life, it is her decision, it is her choice. For men to accept that it is an opportunity for us to do something like this and get away with it and people in power trying to defend it, is absolutely horrible."
"I think as a society, the fact that these things are in certain people's heads acceptable to a certain degree is disturbing and shocking. I am ashamed to be a part of that society. I think we need to change our thinking. We need to treat men and women in the same way. Be respectful and treat women with some compassion. And as I said, put yourself in that situation and think what if we were the family members of those girls. How would we feel about it? Jai Hind!"
