Monday, 25 July 2016

"Toilet" the reason for their divorce..

Angry couple towards divorce
"Toilet" the reason for their divorce..

Swatchcha Bharath scheme was planned by Indian Prim minister shri Narendra Modi become a wakeup call in the minds of people especially women in the rural India.. This became an household slogan in every home in the rural villages’. Swatchcha Bharath has brought great change in the minds of female gender which this concept was leading to divorce of newly wedded couple.

Bride @ Bridegroom’s house
Archana was married Bablu Kumar on May 1st, 2016. As she stepped in to her husband’s home, she observed the atmosphere in the house and its surroundings. Archana silently trying to manage  herself until to make better relationship among the people in their home, even though she didn't find at least a toilet in that house. One day she requested the family head to construct toilet, but invain. Several efforts made in many ways to convince the whole family members including her Husband.  The family head with heavy pressure put by her to arrange a toilet , he warned her to stay as other people in the village or do as she likes.

Bride Vs Bridegroom
 Archana’s  position in the family became sour. She became single in a few days after marriage. No one was cared her in the family. Archana vexed with anguish took a decision after had taken deep thought. She gave an ultimatum to her husband on June 25th, 2016 that she will be going to apply for divorce.. Bablu made several efforts to convince her for staying with him. Finally she was convinced on a condition to stay for 10 days to make her wish fulfilled


Reasons for divorce
: A newly-wed woman in a village in Bihar has declared that  she is "divorcing" her husband for not getting a toilet constructed at their house, and making her suffer the humiliation of going out into the open to relieve herself.

Archana Gautam told a gathering of Khothawa village panchayat in West Champaran district on Thursday (09-07-2016)  that her husband Bablu Kumar has been ignoring her repeated appeals that they must have a pucca toilet at home
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"I have been forced to make way to an open field every day under the cover of darkness to relieve myself. The owner of the land repeatedly insults me," she said.
Bablu and Archana married last May.

"Ask your parents to get the toilet built," Bablu has been telling her, Archana said.
"I am fed up with him and forced to leave him," she reportedly told the village panchayat..
Millions of people in Bihar do not have a toilet at home.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
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