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The 17-year-old Award winning actress Zaira Wasim, known for her roles in films like Dangal and Secret Superstar, was allegedly molested on a Delhi-Mumbai flight on Saturday night. Model turned Actress Mahika Sharma who has always raised her voice against violence against women, feels its high time to introduce special classes for boys in their secondary education of the academic studies which should focus on the subject ‘behavior and respect towards female’ else the country will never become secured for a girl to survive.
“It’s not only the case about Zaira. Many comman Indian girls and the tourist who visit the country turns victim to molestation. Such incidents keep happening in our country. I personally feel education for individual has just been a procedure to earn a degree and turn qualified just to earn money. Actually our students dont get proper education on ‘behavior and mankind’ I feel even parents today only care about the marks obtained. They dont give importance to how their child acts in the society which results such accidents. I personally feel that our government should introduce special classes for boys in their secondary education of the academic studies which leads on the subject ‘behavior and respect towards female’ else the country will never become secured for a girl to survive.”
Mahika Sharma, the beauty Diva from Assam who owns a tag of ‘Miss Teen Northeast’ has earlier land her support to bring prostitution to an end and has always part of diffrent social activities says girls should be as strong as Zaira Wasim to fight for their rights.
“I just hope Zaira gets justice. It is good that at least she has raised her voice. She deserves to get justice. And she should be inspiration to girls who dont raise their voice and keep suffering. I am happy that she put it out on social media. I am glad she took that step because it needs a lot of courage to speak that too when you are so young, I have lots of respect for her. We are fighters and whichever situation we are in our life, personal or professional, we all can over come it with dignity.”
