The
news
of
the
mass
molestation
case
in
Bangalore
on
the
New
Year's
night
of
2017
in
Bangalore
has
shocked
the
country.
It
was
even
more
shocking
when
the
politicians
didn't
care
and
commented
on
women's
dressing
sense.
After
the
disturbing
pictures
of
men
molesting
women
openly
on
MG
Road
during
New
Year's
night
was
out
on
media,
CCTV
footage
of
two
men
harassing
a
woman
on
a
street
was
released.
Bollywood
celebrities,
who
were
upset
with
the
incident,
took
to
social
media.
Even
television
actors
have
come
out
in
the
open
raising
voice
against
the
issue.
Nikita
Dutta
took
to
social
media,
"The
level
of
being
illogical
is
so
high
sometimes
that
you
want
to
beat
your
own
head
on
the
wall." Jhalak
Dikhhlaa
Jaa
contestant
Salman
Yusuff
Khan
also
supported
women.
Read
on
to
know
what
the
television
actors
have
to
say....
Salman
Yusuff
Khan
Salman
was
shocked
with
the
incident
that
happened
in
Bangalore,
where
he
stayed
for
a
few
years.
He
added
that
it
is
unfortunate
and
upsets
him
to
the
core.
He
was
quoted
by
an
entertainment
portal
as
saying,
"I
don't
know
what
to
say.
People
have
become
animals."
Salman
Yusuff
Khan
Salman
was
quoted
by
the
entertainment
portal
as
saying,
"We
as
a
country
need
to
get
stricter.
No
one
should
have
the
guts
to
do
something
of
this
sort.
People
should
look
at
punish
punishments.
In
the
process
of
trails,
courts
and
judgments,
people
move
on."
Salman
Added
"It
does
not
make
an
iota
of
difference
to
anyone
barring
the
victim
and
her
family.
They
are
the
only
sufferers.
People
will
only
wake
up
when
it
happens
to
someone
who
is
dear
to
them.
We
need
severe
punishments."
He
Further
added....
"People
only
straighten
up
after
something
bad
happens.
Why
can't
advance
preparations
be
enough?
MG
Road's
New
Year
celebrations
are
famous
and
an
annual
affair.
How
can
people
go
wrong?"
Priya
Malik
Priya
Malik,
"#NewYearHorror
Mass
molestation
happened
in
Bangalore
on
NYE.
The
Karnataka
Home
Minister
G
Paramashwara
gave
a
statement
today
saying
it
is
because
of
women's
western
clothing.
He
also
had
the
audacity
to
say
"These
kind
of
things
do
happen"
to
justify
the
incident.
It
is
heart
breaking
to
see
such
men
in
positions
of
power.
Sigh."
Priya
Wrote...
"II´ve
heard
it
all,don´t
wear
short
clothes,don´t
go
out
at
night,don´t
drink,don´t
smile,don´t
travel
alone
but
I´m
yet
to
hear
¨Don´t
rape¨."
Priya
Further
Added...
"Blaming
the
victim´s
clothing
as
a
justification
of
rape
is
like
blaming
a
victim´s
existence
as
a
justification
of
murder
#NewYearHorror."
Even
VJ
Sophie
Chaudharay
took
to
social
media
and
raised
voice
on
the
issue.
She
wrote,
"Anyone
who
believes
a
woman
is
assaulted
just
because
of
her
clothes
is
sick
in
the
head
&
one
must
question
that
person's
values!
Indian
parents
need
to
raise
their
sons
to
respect
women
and
their
choices,
whatever
they
may
be..And
men
need
to
understand
that
No
Means
No!!
🙌🏼
#NoMeansNo
#WomensRights
#MyChoice
#MyLifeMyWay."
VJ
Andy,
who
was
ex-Bigg
Boss
contestant,
tweeted,
"It's
a
shame
that
women
in
india
again
are
being
blamed
for
misogyny!
It's
just
disgusting
Men
continue
tirade.
#bangaloremolestation."
Anushka
Manchanda
took
to
social
media,
"We
women
shouldn't
underestimate
ourselves.
Band
together
&
NOT
VOTE
any
idiot
politician
making
idiotic
statements.
#bangaloremolestation.