In the wake of the horrifying incidents in Unnao and Kathua, this gathering calls upon citizens to confront a pressing moral question - can we afford silence in the face of injustice? This discussion-driven event aims to channel collective outrage into meaningful dialogue about systemic failures, societal attitudes, and the urgent need for accountability. The session will explore how narratives around such crimes are shaped, questioned, and sometimes dangerously defended. It is not merely a conversation but a call to action against a culture that normalizes violence and indifference. Participants are encouraged to voice their thoughts, challenge perspectives, and stand in solidarity with victims. In a time when justice often feels delayed or denied, this event becomes a space for awareness, resistance, and hope. Because change begins when voices refuse to stay quiet. Note: The above text has been sourced from the event's organisers.
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