This has been reported in timesofindia.indiatimes.com dated 11 August 2015.
They used to pass comments, chase and surround her. She did not tell her parents since she felt that her family would stop her from going to school and she wanted to study and become a doctor.
This, unfortunately, is the way girls are humiliated – and, is an effect of what Bollywood dishes out in the name of entertainment. Scenes of boys chasing girls on the roads, surrounding her on their bikes is common. Of course, the girl on the screen is a heroine and, soon after the chase, they break out into songs.
The effect of such movies in real life is what has happened in Sangrur. (Image courtesy wikimediacommons.org)
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