06.08.08
Make 14th June Memorable
Weekdays hardly we get any time to think about anything else than work. Weekends are relaxation time. Every weekend we have some or the other plan. This weekend, 14th June 2008, Saturday, let us plan to do something for the society and for those underprivileged children whose parents end up in a marital mess.
A major portion of marital disputes, for whatsoever reasons of its occurrence, has an innocent silent victim, the child (ren) born out of the wedlock. These little angels stand the risk of losing one of their parents, mostly the father due to the ongoing dispute and irreparable differences between the ‘matured’ parents.
CRISP, Child Rights Initiative for Shared Parenting, under the aegis of Save Indian Family Foundation is organizing a ‘National Father’s Day Rally’ on 14th June 2008 at Gandhi Statue, MG Road, Bangalore to create and spread awareness about the concept of Joint Custody of children of divorced / separated couples.
Come there in huge numbers to support the cause and give the underprivileged, hitherto unheard citizens of our society, the fair and deserved amount of dignity and love they deserve and are deprived of.
Remember, to be there and feel proud to be a part of a movement that can change many a lives. Hoping very positively to see you there at the following co-ordinates.
Date: 14th June 2008
Time: 10: 00 AM to 1: 00 PM
Venue: Gandhi Statue, MG Road, in front of the Jewel –De – Paragon and Cubbon Park gate traffic signal.
Protest in Bangalore on Father’s Day – 14th June
It takes a man & a woman to make a relationship, known as marriage and the most beautiful outcome of such a relationship are children; beautiful, innocent, full of life, sweet, charming and hordes of other adjectives can be ascribed to them. But irony seems to have devoured even this aspect of life. Children of late have become a tool to obtain, maintain, and sustain supremacy and ego feeding in relationships. Whenever a relationship worsens, a tussle starts between the warring errant couples to get a good scorecard from their children and try to retain them. Many a times they are used as a blackmailing weapon. Men are threatened of false cases if they make an attempt to meet their children. In such a war of egos, no-one, including the two individuals who brought them to this world together, ever bother to think about the rights and future of the children themselves.
Errant and vindictive mothers are often successful in getting custody of their children, courtesy staunchly feminist nymphomaniac mindset of the judiciary giving in to crocodile tears and false show of motherhood in courts. This deprives two individuals of their rights, the child and the father. A child is deprived of a father’s love, affection and care and the father is forced to strangulate his fatherhood. The society and the judiciary need to be sensitized about the importance of the presence of both the parents for a child’s normal upbringing and in the best interest of the child’s future. USA has shown us the catastrophic effects of creating Fatherless Children and Childless Fathers. Teenage Pregnancy, Alcohol addiction in adolescence, high inclination to crimes and many other ill – effects have come to forth in the American Society, courtesy feminism taking its toll with its anti – men policy. With draconian laws favoring women irrespective of merits in Indian legal scenario, Indian society is moving at dramatic pace towards self – extinction.
CRISP (Child Rights Initiative for Shared Parenting) an initiative taken under the aegis of Save Indian Family Foundation (SIFF) has made its mission to voice the cries of innocent sufferers and sensitize the society about the dire need of both the parents and especially a father in a child’s life. Announcing its launch on 14th June 2008 at Gandhi Statue on MG Road, near Cubbon Park, CRISP invites people to participate in this noble cause and make an attempt to save the society from a potential and impending catastrophe.
