For women, roads are not just unsafe because of potholes or traffic—they’re unsafe because of men who treat them as targets of casual dominance and control.
Whether going to work, college, or simply getting home, women across India report instances of being followed, stared at, catcalled, or harassed by drivers on the road. These are not isolated incidents—they’re daily realities that many are forced to normalize.
The fact that this happened in broad daylight, in a public space, and yet the harassers felt confident enough to keep going, shooting, and sharing the video says something disturbing about the lack of accountability on our roads.
This is not about poor driving—it’s about power, entitlement, and the casual cruelty of men who think women’s discomfort is funny.
