Pakistani Men Retaliated To Women’s March By Conducting A ‘Mard March’. Gets Trolled Instead.

We are living in the 21st century, where women can vote, women can work, got the freedom of speech and maybe significantly though, got a whole day dedicated to them, that too internationally. Now, we should be aware of the fact that, there are places rather countries which just don’t know how to maintain the phrase called gender equality.

Pakistani Men Retaliated To Women's March By Conducting A 'Mard March'. Gets Trolled Instead. - RVCJ Media

And significantly enough, here lies our neighboring country Pakistan, where gender inequality and oppression of women continued to rise and boast itself as a persistent issue of concern for many, mostly women.

On the International Women’s Day, women in Pakistan organized The Aurat Azadi March, where they demanded their equal participation in every sphere, socially and personally too. When, this bold march towards freedom was applauded by many, a large section of the society who loves calling themselves the patriarchal orthodoxy, objected to the slogans and placards in use, stating them as simply vulgar.

Soon, after this furore created by the Woman’s march, came in a ‘Mard March’, a very conscious effort to debunk the very notion of equality. This was their very own misogynistic reply towards the women, who was on the streets that day.

Many pictures were posted on a Facebook page called FHM Pakistan, on March 11, where you will get to witness the real picture of regression in a country, where gender-quality metrics is very low.

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Here are some of the instances, where Twitter users, mostly based in Pakistan reacted to the retaliation, Mard March, where they so called demanded equal rights too.

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https://twitter.com/AhsanDot10_/status/1105095739389214720

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https://twitter.com/Farrukh_Abbas12/status/1105093844624904192

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https://twitter.com/Ashkhan0345/status/1110893698735312897

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So, what is your opinion on this?

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