"I flew to Delhi in the morning and I read three things in the newspaper- first about the five-year-old girl case then next page had news of rape of a four-year-old girl in Madhya Pradesh and another about rape of a mentally challenged woman in Pune. So, I think its shameful," said John [Abraham].
He still thinks. Doesn't believe it. For all he knows, it might turn out that there is really no shame attached to it. Just a mental barrier.
"Our country is represented in international space only by such incidents. It is a case where we as a country should hang our heads down in shame."
Further onwhat really riles him is the international impressions projected of the country, the PR again, than just the raw fact of this borderless human tragedy.
These are the bloated gases we have crowned. And this is the low standard that PR has hit: marketing films on the backs of rapes of infants.
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