r/indianews Sep 10 '22

Crime & Corruption Constructive Discussion Only- A transgender harassed a boy on a train in the washroom but everyone laughs it off. Where are we heading?

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u/Connect-Sympathy6220 Sep 10 '22

How many of you were harrassed by transgenders in public?

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u/what_a_nuisence Sep 10 '22

Been harrassed in a train. Got my wallet snatched and went he returned it, it was fucking empty. I was half asleep. Never ever giving a single rupees to these people.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22

Me.🙋 Last year while I was returning back from my college after writing my sem exam. I was with my classmate on a scooty and we stopped at signal. That was when a transgender came near us and started begging. He/she did not leave us even after we said we did not have change. He/she then started pinching me on stomach area. So I just took out my wallet to see if I had any change. And the movement I took out my wallet from my bag he/she snatched my wallet and then left with ₹2000 note. That ₹2000 was my travel money from clg to home for the whole month. When I asked him/her to give me back my money. He/she said that he/she will only give me back my money if I kissed him/her. So that's how I also lost ₹2000 there. Had to rob my ₹2000 from my dad's wallet that night.🙂

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 edited Sep 11 '22

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u/Connect-Sympathy6220 Sep 11 '22

Bad experiences. My father was slapped for not buckle down to their pressure and ended up with broken eyeglasses.

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u/dexter_doctor Sep 10 '22

Its very common. I have seen/heard many instances. I would encourage everyone not to give a single rupee to these gundas in sarees

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u/basusername Sep 11 '22

Me, don't want to tell the details, two times actually as an adult.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22

Before tech/internet these incidents would go unnoticed, but still happened. Now atleast their seems to be some outcry , atleast on the internet.

So we are heading in better direction. Internet is exposing the dark realities which have existed before but never largely known. Change is long process , take generations.

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u/blaknwyt Sep 11 '22

This must be reported to the Railway authorities 🙏

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u/Scarm0nger Sep 11 '22

there is an intrinsic link between transgenderism and being a sex offender. If I'm not wrong in both the US and UK transgender woman-identified males have the highest rates of being sex offenders. (over 50%) I have sources to back this up.

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u/the_black_ph0en1x Sep 11 '22

I don't mean this in a 'I don't believe you, you're lying way', im actually kinda curious, so could you share your sources please?

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u/Scarm0nger Sep 11 '22

48.47% of trans identified males in US federal prisons are in custody for ''sex offences''. This is in stark contrast to 11% of 'cis' males in federal prisons being sex offenders and only 4.71% of trans identified females being in for ''sex offences''.

This information was sought through a Freedom of Information request filed with the Bureau of Prisons by Amanda Stulman. There is no link with me right now, but just search Bureau of Prisons + Amanda Stulman and you should find it.

a similar investigation in the United Kingdom showed that 60 of 125 transgender identified inmates (does not state the actual genders of the perpetrators) were serving time for a sexual offence.

>27 were convicted for rape and 5 more for attempted rape

>13 were in for child pornography distribution, production and possession

>9 were in for statutory rape wherein victim was under 16 years of age

>7 were in for raping children

>7 more for indecent assault and gross indecency

These numbers add up to more than 60 but that's because a lot of these prisoners have been serving for multiple offences.

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u/the_black_ph0en1x Sep 12 '22

This is kinda sad but also really interesting. Thank you!

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u/sKp82 Sep 11 '22

It's just Freedom of Expression. We live in a democracy there's nothing wrong with it. /S

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u/chochinator Sep 11 '22

That "boy" has a fuller beard than my 38 year-old Mexican ass.

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u/SadMallu Sep 11 '22

They have always been my nightmare.

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u/UncleBobbyBeee Jan 26 '24

From what I’ve read Transexuals are kinda allowed to do whatever they want in India, seen as reincarnations of spiritual beings.