Dowry trauma exposed

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Ok, this is an eye-catcher. But if you have missed the full story read about it in:

http://www.ibnlive.com/news/woman-strips-walks-in-city-against-dowry-demand/44089-3.html

Pay great attention to the picture and you will see that this is one smart and gutsy woman, not only does she make a jaw dropping point, she is prepared to meet any lecherous male with a jaw breaker. Note the base ball bat in her hand.

Makes you wonder if she is really so tough why did she put up with a parasite of a husband and his abominable parents?

There is a lesson in it for you girls out there, if you must make a point, keep your clothes on but do go out and buy a good base ball bat!

PS: I understand the lingerie, the bangles and even the base ball bat, but pray can some one tell me why the handbag???

Comments

  1. Divia10:20 am

    Good that the lady has a good figure as opposed to all her gujarathi kindred! otherwise it would have been painful for everybody else. Anyways im with her in this issue.

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  2. Vadapoche9:07 am

    Dave : thats what I wondered too, must be Indian sentiment?!!!!!!

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  3. R2D211:43 pm

    this is really funny...

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  4. Raveena2:36 pm

    lol...good one again!

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