After going through some rigorous social reforms in order to unwrap the woman from getting lost under the orthodox norms, a notable progress is seen especially in urban parts of the country.

From becoming the government servants to bringing pride to the country in the prestigious Olympics, women are now nothing less than men. Despite all these priceless achievements, there are certain people who undermine the strength of women and push them further deep into the narrow-minded old school ideology.

Here is such an incident in Mumbai, being the most popular city for freedom and liberty it is quite sad to notice such understatements made by a college principal on his girl students.

Coming to the details, the staff of the Government Polytechnic College in Bandra, Mumbai, decided to limit the freedom of the students by imposing certain rules to maintain the peace between its students, after noticing the number of the sexual harassment incidents in the college, the board decided to give up on the existing rules.

They went through certain modifications and the crucial changes include putting up a ‘girl only’ section in the college canteen. In addition, Swati Deshpande the principal said that she wanted girls to wear salwar kameez as uniform, instead of the white shirt and black trousers they usually wore.

The Principal addressed the media regarding the issue, she said:

“When they dress like men, they start thinking or behaving like them. There is a gender role reversal in their head, this also leads to diseases like Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOD) in women”.

These kinds of rules were imposed earlier too, in a popular college like VIT, the hostel board told its students to “dress Indian for your own safety”

But, Twitter now raised its voice against the ‘women suppression’  with a hashtag ‘DressLikeAnIndianWoman‘ and has its takes on the issue:

When a WOMAN principal of a college reduces women to tools for procreation, it’s a long and lonely walk uphill https://t.co/ED2DKXcV89

— Rituparna Chatterjee (@MasalaBai) February 7, 2017

This in megacity Mumbai.’Female students to wear suitable clothes to ensure tht they dnt start thinking like men&nt lose urge to reproduce pic.twitter.com/jyILpJVtnf

— Priyanka Chaturvedi (@priyankac19) February 7, 2017

 

#dresslikeanindianwoman pic.twitter.com/rcSkHw5Btc

— BookOfGenesia (@genesiaalves) February 7, 2017

@MasalaBai Haath mein chhatree, paanv mein chappal, khule baal … isiliye Bhartiya sanskriti ka hai buraa haal? #DressLikeAnIndianWoman pic.twitter.com/i8qzNaBuWM

— PratishthaKhan (@pratishthakhan) February 7, 2017

#DressLikeAnIndianWoman pic.twitter.com/lLF0P9g3w9

— Rituparna Chatterjee (@MasalaBai) February 7, 2017

Pink lips, pants, Glasses and Bikinis. #DressLikeAnIndianWoman @MasalaBai pic.twitter.com/BqMFkbkj5Y

— Shweta Ganesh Kumar (@shwetagk) February 7, 2017

@MasalaBai wear shorts, wear blouse, wear even horns. Wear whatever the fuck you want. #DressLikeAnIndianWoman pic.twitter.com/riVPlNII6S

— Sandhya 🎅🎄🌲🎁 (@TheRestlessQuil) February 7, 2017

#dresslikeanIndianwoman @genesiaalves pic.twitter.com/pPmwrhNtmL

— Minol (@MinolAjekar) February 7, 2017

#dresslikeanindianwoman pic.twitter.com/roECwqcTT4

— rajesh tahilramani (@rajeshtahil) February 7, 2017

Indian women’s football team #DressLikeAnIndianWoman pic.twitter.com/pXKM9MfRYO

— Arunava Sinha (@arunava) February 7, 2017