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| + | The [[Gulabi Gang]] is an Indian vigilante group. The group tracks down men who have been alleged to have committed [[domestic violence]] against women and beat them.<ref>https://www.y101fm.com/features/lifestyle/entertainment/5300-meet-the-gulabi-gang-women-who-track-down-and-beat-abusive-husbands</ref><ref>https://archive.ph/fQ23q</ref> |
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| + | Their actions are entirely extrajudicial but increasingly tolerated by Indian authorities. |
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| + | While [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulabi_Gang The English Wikipedia] seeks to downplay their violence this is the principal activity for which they are known. |
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Revision as of 08:19, 13 November 2022
The Gulabi Gang is an Indian vigilante group. The group tracks down men who have been alleged to have committed domestic violence against women and beat them.[1][2]
Their actions are entirely extrajudicial but increasingly tolerated by Indian authorities.
While The English Wikipedia seeks to downplay their violence this is the principal activity for which they are known.
The violence perpetrated by the Gulabi Gang against men is endorsed by Charlotte Proudman.
