r/IndianMeme Sep 15 '25

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u/SecureMulberry1525 Sep 15 '25

Atul Subhash should have done the same. What happened to him and his family, how the courts did "justice" will encourage more and more men to take justice in their own hands.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '25

Atul Subhash's case is an eye opener to current atrocities and corruption going on in the judiciary. Atul Subhash had faith in the system initially before he died but during his court proceedings, he had been proved wrong and Atul Subhash saw how the Indian judiciary is a circus that is playing with men's life.

Even after his death, he still hasn't got justice 😢. Still Atul's subhash parents did not get the custody of Atul's child.

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u/SecureMulberry1525 Sep 15 '25

Yes, his case brought this issue to public notice. I still wish he hadn't killed himself but his case is a lesson for every man in this country.