26/10/2025
Phaltan, Satara district, Maharashtra. A young female doctor in a rural hospital went there to heal and save lives. Instead, she was repeatedly r***d by the very police officers sworn to uphold the law. She was forced to issue fake certificates. She was harassed. She was silenced. Every complaint she made was ignored. The terror became unbearable.
This is a failed country. A failed state. She is not the first, and tragically, she will not be the last. Every day, women who dedicate their lives to serving and caring are hunted, exploited, and tormented by the institutions meant to uphold justice. The betrayal is total, the injustice unbearable, the grief and rage overwhelming.
She went to her hospital to save lives. Instead, she was hunted, terrorized, and silenced. She complained. She begged for justice. But the system itself became her tormentor. When those who wield the law commit the most horrific crimes, what is the meaning of law? What is justice? What is safety? What hope is left in a country that abandons its own?
She was forced into a corner so dark, so inescapable, that she saw only one way out: su***de. And in that final act, terrified and desperate, she handwrote the names of her attackers on her own palm– a chilling testament that should shake the conscience of every citizen. Does this not make your blood run cold?
The system has failed her, miserably and utterly. No suspension, no inquiry, no official statement can erase the horror she endured. The health department, the police department, the administrators– they should hang their heads in shame. They betrayed not only her but the very idea of civil society.
Our anger is searing, our rage volcanic, our grief unbearable, our despair total. Words fail to capture the magnitude of our fury. We are watching a country collapse under the weight of corruption, cruelty, and impunity.
We do not live in a civil society. We live in an idiocracy where power structures, politicians, and administrations have lost all humanity, all morality. Animals are not this barbaric. This is deliberate, structural violence disguised as governance.
What can we demand? Maximum punishment under the law. But the law itself is fractured. Justice is a mirage. The fake justice system is breaking like a glass castle in the wind, and each shattering reminds us that survival itself has become a crime for women in this country.
This is not an isolated tragedy. It is a reflection of a system that has abandoned its people. If the state cannot protect those who heal, if the law cannot shield its citizens, then what future, what safety, what justice can anyone expect?