YouTuber Akassh Ashok Gupta Advocates for Gender-Neutral Laws in India
We often hear the phrase “MARD KO DARD NAHI HOTA” (Men feel no pain) and assume men need no protection. However, the reality is quite different. Men are increasingly becoming victims of “women empowering” laws. This decade has highlighted the need for a gender-neutral society.
YouTuber and Peepoye founder Akassh Ashok Gupta is a strong advocate for gender equality. He has bravely spoken out against various injustices, bringing attention to incidents where men were harassed and abused. Notable cases he covered include the Zomato delivery boy case, the Lucknow girl case, and the Amit Kumar suicide case in Gurgaon.
Cases Highlighted by Akassh Ashok Gupta
Rankaj Verma – Chandigarh University Case
Rankaj Verma was falsely implicated and suffered severe stress and anxiety, even unable to eat for a week. Akassh Gupta’s intervention gave Rankaj hope and his story was shared through an online interview on Peepoye.
Mehul Bhatnagar – False Accusations
Mehul Bhatnagar was wrongfully accused of blackmail, rape threats, and acid attack by a female classmate. Gupta and his team exposed the truth, revealing that the female classmate herself wrote the threatening letters in Mehul’s name. Akassh’s support was crucial in Mehul’s recovery.
Zomato Delivery Boy Case
Akassh created multiple videos exposing Hitesha Chandranee, who falsely accused delivery boy Kamaraj of abuse. Peepoye also launched the #ReinstateKamaraj campaign, bringing the true story to light.
Lucknow Girl Case
In 2021, Akassh exposed Priyadarshini Narayan, who slapped a cab driver 22 times without cause. His coverage brought widespread attention to the case.
Advocating for Men’s Rights
Gupta has not only highlighted injustices but also exposed women who blackmailed men for money. His work is commendable and highlights the need for more advocates against gender-biased laws and societal hypocrisy.
Collaboration for Men’s Rights
FOR MEN INDIA is collaborating with PEEPOYE under the segment MENHIT MEI JAARI. This initiative raises awareness about men’s harassment, the need for a gender-neutral society, and more.
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