Sex crimes by women on men in India

A boy in my neighbourhood, 8th std suddenly got depressed, he would be seen crying alone by his parents. He went so depressed that they had to seek mental help, on which it was found that the kid was r#$p%d by his teacher multiple times. When the word went out and she was removed from the job, even FIRs were raised but no r@p% case.The reason: According to Indian laws a woman can never r#p$ a man, I mean WTF, a woman can get away by r#p&ng man BY LAW. No woman in India no matter what they do will ever be called an r#p&st.I made more research on this only to find out :The last government research in India found that 53.2% of children reported having experienced some form of sexual abuse. Of those, 52.9% were boys.According to 1 in 6 .org 1 in 6 men are raped, but no one will ever be getting justice ever, there is no hope at all because there is no law at all.There was male victim helpline created in India 8882-498-498. Each day 110 calls were made and almost all were new callers, the helpline couldn't do anything to provide justice, there is no law. If you include dowry cases and fake allegations the calls were over 200 per day.Hridaya Nest created a mobile app for men, and 16000 calls came within 1 month, are 23% crime holders were women from Delhi (what is up with you people). There will again be no justice as there is no law.Lockdown was even worse and they too don't have any law to seek.The problem is that it will happen with almost all men, but seldom do we even recognise it, but anyway even if we recognised, THERE IS NO LAW.1 in 5 men in INDIA are either molested or harassed or r#$ed or put into fake cases when will we fight, when will the outrage come? Most importantly when will Indian women acknowledge this and make a change? via /r/IndiaTalksSex https://ift.tt/3mVAKKQ