The horrific rape and murder of a young Bengal doctor has shaken India. This #heinous crime underscores the pervasive violence against #women and the urgent need for change.

Beyond the tragedy, this incident reveals disturbing #psychological and societal factors. Perpetrators often exhibit distorted #gender views, #entitlement, and #aggression. Past trauma, substance abuse, and violent media can exacerbate these tendencies. However, not all with these traits commit crimes. Early intervention is crucial.

This crime is a symptom of a larger #societal problem. Deep-rooted #patriarchy, #objectifying women, #normalizes violence. #Poverty, #inequality, and lack of justice worsen the issue. Widespread #outrage and protests reflect growing awareness of women's rights.

Such incidents inflict profound #psychological trauma on individuals and society. Survivors often endure #PTSD, #depression, and #anxiety. Communities experience #collective trauma, #mistrust, and #isolation. Comprehensive support for survivors, including #counseling, #medical care, and #legal aid, is essential. Prevention through education, awareness, and bystander training is vital.

This tragedy demands urgent action. Legal reforms, social awareness, and investment in women's empowerment are crucial. Challenging harmful #stereotypes is essential. The young doctor's memory must be a catalyst for change. Justice must be served, and steps taken to prevent such horrors.

Dr.Vivek G Vasoya MD(Homeopathic Psychiatrist)

Dr. Nimisha Umaretiya