Rebirth of India: Superior

After interviewing Amisa, I then interviewed a victim named Balwin. Her experience was similar to that of Amisa. She gave birth to two daughters and was forced to miscarry n times. In order to keep the child, she did everything. I dare not let my husband know that I am pregnant. In the end, she was severely beaten by her husband, and then a photo of her receiving treatment in the hospital was shown on the big screen. The miserable look of Balwin on it made many people present afraid to look directly at it. In fact, even now, if you look closely, Some traces can still be seen on her face and body.

After interviewing the two poor but brave ladies, Aamir Khan stood up and said solemnly: "Is what happened to Amisha and Balwin an individual phenomenon or a social trend? Let me take a look at these data. According to statistics, from 1995 to 2005 Thirty million female babies have been lost in India, and the male-to-female ratio has dropped from 862 to 1,000 (female to male) in 1995. So, how does the public view this phenomenon? Next, Let’s watch a set of street interviews.”

After the street interview was broadcast, Aamir Khan concluded: "It seems that everyone thinks that this phenomenon only occurs in rural areas and among low-quality people. So is this the reality? Next, we invite Dr. Khurana."

The next person who walked up to the interview table was this lady named Midhu Khurana. She is a doctor. Doctor, her husband is an IT professional, her father-in-law is a history professor at the University of Delhi, and her mother-in-law is the vice-chancellor of a certain school. The two of them My sister-in-law is a doctor of mathematics and a teacher respectively, from a Kochi family. But the mother-in-law's family still asked Midu to have a B-ultrasound, and she lied when she refused to go. When she knew she was carrying twin girls, she abused her. She wished the baby would die as soon as possible after birth, and even did it herself - the mother-in-law kicked the baby and the bed down the stairs. came down. Fortunately, the mother fastened the seat belt beforehand, and the baby was fine in the end.

Mr. Ram, who then conducted a related survey, said that more educated people do not want to see baby girls. White-collar workers from foreign companies, hospital doctors, university teachers, and government officials are all the same. He even created an industry--if a B-ultrasound is performed, the parents will accept the boy. Gift money, if it’s a girl, just have an abortion, you can make money no matter what.

Gynecologist Ban said that the abortion of female babies began in the 1970s. At that time, India's overpopulation caused a shortage of resources. The government promoted that giving birth to boys can save resources, so it promoted gender identification in an all-round way, and it was out of control. Now the value of the gender identification industry chain is 20 billion per year, the sales profit of B-ultrasound equipment alone is extremely high, because although it is a bit expensive to buy, the cost can usually be recovered in more than half a year, so now almost every hospital has such a project. (I really can’t understand India’s logic. If you don’t like the large population, just use family planning. Why did Mao say male babies save resources? Is it possible that male babies can grow up drinking the northwest wind? What should I do with so many male babies in the future? The world’s first base army?)

Then two reporters secretly visited 140 doctors in 40 cities in India and secretly filmed the videos. They used pinhole cameras to film doctors engaged in gender identification. The work of these doctors even included handling newborns. As long as they were paid, they would throw away the babies. It would be no problem if they were buried alive in the river.

"What kind of impact will the abortion of a female baby have? Let's connect to a bachelor gang in a village." After saying this, a lot of young men appeared on the big screen behind Aamir Khan. Looking at the background, it was obvious that this was a village. , these men were all sitting on benches under the big tree, and when they saw Aamir Khan and the many viewers across the screen, they all waved and greeted enthusiastically.

Amir Khan asked them with a smile: "It is said that all the unmarried men in your village are here? It seems like there are quite a few."

A guy wearing a hat shouted: "That's not all, there are a few guys who are too embarrassed to come over. There are more than 20 single men in our village now." As he said that, he pointed to a man wearing a shirt and leather shoes. The old-looking man said: "He is already thirty-five years old and has not found a wife yet."

"Then why don't you look for it?" Amir Khan asked knowingly.

"We want to find one too, but there are really too few young girls nearby. We don't have a marriage partner to choose from. Otherwise, Amir, please help me introduce one."

Aamir Khan shook his head with a smile and said, "I'm sorry, the girls of the right age around me are already married or have boyfriends. If you meet the right one in the future, I will help you introduce him."

At this time, another guy suddenly shouted: "Amir, why don't you let your good friend Salman, who is said to be forever single, come to our place and be the captain of our bachelor's team!"

"Okay, okay, I will help you bring this request. Maybe he will be really interested." Amir laughed, but he was complaining in his heart. Who said Salman is single? The guy just doesn’t make it public, but his girlfriend Katrina Kaif is a 174cm tall supermodel-turned-beautiful woman!

Shakru, who was in the audience, couldn't help but sigh when he saw this. Some people say that Indians are born Chaplins and can enjoy themselves no matter what. It seems that this is not wrong. Even such depressed people They can all talk about it with a smile. This is not a simple thing. In fact, a similar situation will happen in China ten years later. The imbalance of the ratio of men to women has led to the emergence of a large number of singles. However, the situation in China is not the same. It's not as serious as India.

Just when Shakru was daydreaming, Aamir Khan on the stage ended the connection with the Bachelor Brigade, turned around and continued: "Now India has 20 million bachelors, which has led to serious social problems, such as: human trafficking, marriage has formed a market, you buy and I sell, it's so lively. According to some relevant people, the situation is far more serious than we imagined. Human trafficking has already begun. Ava in Rajasthan alone buys 15,000 brides every year, and the trafficked brides put a lot of pressure on local brides. Even if they leave the village, the army of bachelors in the city will continue to harass the girls, and even throw sulfuric acid, kidnap, rape, gangbang and other evil things."

Finally, Aamir Khan concluded: "How to treat girls reflects people's inner thoughts, and everyone is responsible for this. Although government laws should play a major role, the most important thing is the change of people's thoughts!"

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