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voice after student’s gang-rape.” showed the ignorant attitude of the politicians 
against the aspirations of the urban middle-class. For the first time, they head into 
national elections due by May 2014 with women's rights as an issue
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. A student of 
social science from Jawahar Lal Nehru University says "I thought we lived in the 
world's biggest democracy where our voices counted and meant something. 
Politicians need to see that we need more than bijli, sadak, paani (power, roads, 
water)”. 
MEDIA TAKES ON SOCIAL AND POLITICAL LEADERS 
It was interesting to see how the media took control of the loose tongues and 
all the politicians making irresponsible remarks were made to give explanation. For 
example, speaking out against the protesters, President 
Pranab Mukherjee
's 
son 
Abhijit Mukherjee
 argued that the women protesters did not appear to him to be 
students saying, “What is basically happening in Delhi is a lot like Egypt or 
elsewhere, where there's something called the Pink Revolution, which has very little 
connection with ground realities. In India, staging candle-lit marches, going to 
discotheques...I can see many beautiful women among them - highly dented-painted 
but I have grave doubts whether they're students
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. But owing to media pressure, he 
had to apologise on 27
th
Dec in front of the cameras. Similarly, Mohan Bhagwat, 
Chief of the Rashtriya Sewak Sangh (RSS) made a controversial remark saying
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“"Crimes against women happening in urban India are shameful. It is a dangerous 
trend. But such crimes won't happen in 'Bharat' or the rural areas of the country. You 
go to villages and forests of the country and there will be no such incidents of gang-
rape or sex crimes." He added "Where 'Bharat' becomes 'India' with the influence of 
western culture, this type of incidents happen. The actual Indian values and culture 
should be established at every stratum of society where women are treated as 
'mother'." Bhagwat was severely criticized from all quarters of the country on his 
controversial comment and demonstrations were done against his remarks.