Miserable Life

Miserable Life 


Jumana(40), was married to a very well off person. But still she was not happy. Her husband didn't give her any money even for her basic essentials. Her parents were quite old and she didn't want to bother them about her condition, so she remained quiet. Even after  years of marriage, she had no children. She was absolutely aloof. She'd got no support system. She tried to solve her problem through  way of law, so, she knocked at police's door, but she got no support.  Finally, she sent a report of complaint through register post. And was successful in getting response. She got warrant from the court to arrest her husband, and the court further asked her to produce her husband in the court, but her husband absconded. Now that her husband has fled, she does not want to file any case.
 

This was the story of Jumana whose husband didn't even fulfil her basic needs inspite of being well-off. This is not the case with Jumana only, there are many other Jumana's who are facing this issue. Why are men like this? They have got to change themselves. Somewhere we see domestic violence and somewhere we see this. Why does a woman suffer so much? She has the right to live a peaceful and dignified life. 




So, let's lend a hand for help to every Jumana out there. 
We have to help them to fight for their rights. So let's do this!!!

Vasavya Mahila Mandali has recently initiated a campaign "Million Minds" ensuring every woman a violence free and dignified life. 

Join with VMM and be a part of change. 
Access the link and CAST YOUR DIGITAL SIGNATURE : http://www.vasavya.org/millionminds


JOIN THIS CAMPAIGN IN HUGE NUMBERS AND INVOLVE OTHERS TOO.





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