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After a volley of arguments and a number of discussions, people were finally led to believe that Jasleen Kaur was just playing the victim card and Sarvjeet Singh was the real victim in the case.
Sonakshi Sinha had earlier tweeted in support of Jasleen Kaur and stated this:
Jasleen Kaur, a girl from Delhi was recently in the news when she socially shamed another Delhite, Sarvjeet Singh and accused him of ‘passing lewd comments’ and ‘threatening’ her. The news got so much hype that it even led to Sarvjeet Singh’s arrest, albeit he got bail only after a day. And only after an eyewitnesses‘ account, was the actual story (alleged) uncovered.
Sonakshi Sinha tweeted about Jasleen Kaur, and apparently she’s ashamed of her:
Being a girl, gave the benefit of doubt to Jasleen, like many others! And like many others am embarrassed n let down! Apologies to the guy.
— Sonakshi Sinha (@sonakshisinha) August 27, 2015
She later also tweeted this and clearly won hearts:
Admitting a mistake and apologizing doesn’t make anyone a smaller person…thats what I’ve been taught! https://t.co/3hQtJcPhHg
— Sonakshi Sinha (@sonakshisinha) August 27, 2015
Well, Sonakshi Sinha has a point and as a woman I totally support her (not because I am a Sinha myself). Fake dowry cases, fake rape cases, fake molestation cases, pulling men down to rise up and add to that some social shaming, and we have the perfect recipe for ‘women standing up to their rights’.
Women, please don’t cry wolf, unless you want people to stop believing in us completely.
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