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Everyone's talking about the woman CEO who killed her 4-year-son. Makes me think if the Indian cou
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Everyone's talking about the woman CEO who killed her 4-year-son.
Makes me think if the Indian cou
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@vidushi7961
· Jan 11, 2024Everyone's talking about the woman CEO who killed her 4-year-son.
Makes me think if the Indian court is partial towards giving a child's custody to the mother Or is it the Indian men who don't want custody. Or is it something about a preconceived notion of the motherly love that fathers can't provide?
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What sort of feminist/equal world are we living in?
By default, the child custody is given to the mother, even when the father might be more fit to be a parent, in most cases, in India. What's your opinion?
him
Was this a custody case?
cyberjunkie
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Himanshu
Was this a custody case?
It is said she was unhappy with some court order in her divorce proceedings. I'm not sure what it might have been.
him
I doubt if it warrants a kill
JAN 12, 2024
vidushi7961
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Himanshu
Was this a custody case?
It was a divorce, so custody would come with it?
Sneha
It is said she was unhappy with some court order in her divorce proceedings. I'm not sure what it might have been.
Yepp, some theories about the court allowing the father to meet the son, once a month/week, which she didn't want happening.
him
It's hard for me to believe an educated parent (doesn't matter whether mom or dad) would do this to their preschooler kid, unless of course they're suffering from a severe psychological condition
JAN 14, 2024
vidushi7961
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Himanshu
It's hard for me to believe an educated parent (doesn't matter whether mom or dad) would do this to their preschooler kid, unless of course they're suffering from a severe psychological condition
Yes yes, must be going through something major, mentally. My problem is people not being able to identify that they are sick, even when they have the education and means for it.
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