Under the guise of women's liberation march in Pakistan۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔

 

 

This time, watching the women's march, it was realized that the graph of obscenity is increasing, women's rights means to uphold women's rights and achieve equality in gender rights. The dominance of men in our society is an open reality. In this environment, if a woman raises her voice for her legitimate rights, it is her right. Legitimate rights mean she can say "I have to study more", "I have to do something", "my choice in marriage should be taken care of", "I want my share in property" etc. etc. but when women make illegitimate demands Problems will arise if they are presented.

Quaid-i-Azam had also said that "no country can develop unless both men and women work together". This made it clear that women should speak up for their rights. The Mother of the Nation, Fatima Jinnah, worked hard day and night to bring the Muslims to a free state and stood shoulder to shoulder with her brother. And it is the result of their efforts that we are living a life of freedom today. Arfa Karim, the daughter of our nation, became a certified professional of Microsoft at the age of just nine and made the whole country proud. Flying Officer Maryam Mukhtiar is the first female fighter pilot in Pakistan to be martyred in an accident while on duty. Greetings to the women who made our country famous all over the world.

 The woman noticed in March that there were many girls carrying different types of placards. There were happy faces on their faces. There is no denying that it is the educated class that raises its voice on social issues, but I am not ashamed to say that the issues facing women were not mentioned in this march. ”My body, my Will is the slogan of obscenity and their interpretations for it. A poster went viral saying, "Mother's, grandmother's, grandmother's will take revenge on everyone! The women and men participating in this women's march are not far from the real problems of women." Girls chanting slogans of freedom from men and rape. She wants men to look down as they dress. In March, many women danced to songs, waved their scarves as a symbol, and received accolades for their gestures.

Placards for the Women's March on International Women's Day in several Pakistani cities have been debated in recent years, but this year also saw rainbow-colored flags representing the LGBT community. ۔ Before the start of the Women's March, some young people were holding pictures of the LGBT movement (homosexuality) in their hands and posting pictures in different corners of Frere Hall Karachi. Some young people were seen wearing masks and shirts of the same color.

It is unthinkable to mention such a shameless community in an Islamic country. Not only Islam, but also other religions including Christianity have strongly condemned it. They have no idea why the people of Lot (peace be upon him) were punished.

Pakistani feminists are running around with a different thought in their mind that if my father, brother or husband stopped me from doing something, they wronged me and now I have a duty to raise slogans against them. Instead of talking about the real issues in the Women's March that has come out in recent years, vulgar and immoral issues were raised. The rallies were held in all major cities of Pakistan, including Lahore, Islamabad, Karachi, Peshawar and Quetta. In these rallies, men were threatened rather than talking about women's rights, such as "If Dupatta is so popular." Close your eyes "," A woman is not a child-bearing machine ", I will heat the food, warm the bed yourself". Now, can't a reasonable woman say that the rally was for the protection of women's rights? In 2020, a picture went viral on the Internet of three women holding a boy like a dog.

Now it is clear that they consider men as their enemy. In the same way, there are women in our country who demand their legitimate rights, but they are also in trouble because of women who are pursuing these specific agendas. It's just a bunch of women trying unsuccessfully to discredit women across the country through foreign funding and NGOs, but there is a danger that such a campaign will have a detrimental effect on society and some women will be misled. Can also In our society, women really have a lot of problems and very little opportunity to express them. The real issue is immoral slogans and foreign agendas. We as a society should encourage these women to go ahead and highlight the real problems of women and also try to find solutions so that the NGO mafia and the elite gangs supporting pro-motherhood are exposed. Could be