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Shivraj Singh Chouhan Expresses Deep Concern Over Viral Slogan Concerning Women's Safety

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has reacted strongly to a viral social media slogan regarding women's safety, questioning why society has reached a point where daughters feel unsafe.

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Shivraj Singh Chouhan Expresses Deep Concern Over Viral Slogan Concerning Women's Safety

Union Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has expressed grave concern over a controversial slogan that has recently gone viral across various social media platforms. The slogan, which touches upon the issue of trust and safety regarding men, has sparked widespread debate regarding the current state of women's safety in the country.

Speaking at an educational scholarship event in Bhopal, Chouhan questioned why societal conditions have deteriorated to an extent where young women and daughters feel compelled to express such lack of trust. He emphasized that if daughters cannot feel safe and rely on the men around them, the overall progress of the nation remains incomplete.

Highlighting that perpetrators of crimes against women are often known individuals rather than complete strangers, the senior leader called upon all citizens, especially parents and young men, to introspect. He urged society to take a collective pledge to ensure absolute respect, rights, and security for women across all spheres of life.

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