Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "Hindustan Times" channel.

  1. Not to be racist, but especially in oldfashioned parts of India, if father/husband speaks, you listen. Small children aren't going to risk a beating or something, when father says; 'Leave it to me.'
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  2. They're not dragging her, they're carrying her by her arms. Probably hoped she'd be able to stand up after a bit.
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  3. She likely sat on the toilet and slept there...see her kneecaps? They're not supposed to be like that. If you sit for a year, your legs will grow/sag weirdly.
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  4. That was not because of the cigarette. The cigarette was an alibi to get close to the petrol pump. This woman was intending to set it on fire.
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  5.  H 445  Well..a win. Not really.
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  6. That was not because of the cigarette. The cigarette was an alibi to get close to the petrol pump. This woman was intending to set it on fire.
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  7. The kids were very likely...told not to disobey father.
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  8.  Paramita Banerjee  Obviously after being in there for a year, her condition is worse than someone who'd be in there for a month. G B G was merely making a statement.
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  9. If your husband says you do something, then you do it. India (oldfashioned, strictly religious parts of India) have very strict rules in the household.
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  10. Very likely...told not to disobey father.
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  11.  @girijap2185  I don't think the neighbours have the authority to tell a man what he wants to do with his wife.
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  12.  @girijap2185  Okay, well, if the husband would say; 'Don't worry about it, she's under my care' they would leave it, because he owns her and he has a say over her. No-one else. I'm not agreeing with it, I'm just explaining. Oldfashioned family's do that.
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  13. The reason was not because of the cigarette. The cigarette was an alibi to get close to the petrol pump. This woman was intending to set it on fire.
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  14. They were very likely told not to disobey father. It's not like sisters had the right to disobey the will of the husband. Not in strict parts of India. Not even the police can disobey the will of her husband if he decides she needs to be there, she is his 'property.'
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