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More than 90% of Indians have arranged marriages, and polls show most are happy with that system. But for couples who want to follow their h
On the basis of Valentine's Day, Samridhi Bhatnagar spoke with Love Commandos Sanjoy Sachdev at Walk the Talk India. In this interesting episode, Sanjoy Suchadeva talks about why people are against love and how we can support couples. The Love Commandos gave a reason in this regard that God himself has done intercaste marriage. Samridhi Bhatnagar with Love Commando Sanjay Sachdev talked about some social issues such as honor killing, caste system, and many more issues. हम इस वीडियो के जरिए बताना चाहते है कि आप प्यार को समझिए, पहचानिए और प्यार करिये। क्योकि नफरत को प्यार ही मारता है, प्यार प्यार को नहीं मारता। तो प्यार करिये और प्यार से इस video को like, Subscribe और Share कीजिए। धन्यवाद! #walkthetalkindia #valentineday
Modern day Romeo and Juliet squad?
LOVE COMMANDOS
Honor killings aren’t just executed when a female gets raped; there are many (nonsensical) reasons for them and one is marrying one of a different caste or religion. For example, one born into a “forward” caste can’t marry one born into a “backward” caste, and broad-minded Indians who’d marry a Pakistani are labelled the equivalent of a defiant by the narrow-minded Indians. The beliefs that cause this come from history, so from this we can realize that knowing the history of a country helps one see what causes present-day issues, because even here in the U.S., discrimination in history begets discrimination today e.g. in the case of slavery and black-skinned people today. So: “In India, there is a vigilante group called the Love Commandos that offers protection from harassment to couples from different castes who fall in love.”
I hope the people who seek the Commandos help on social media or their helplines are not lovestruck chaps who don’t really need help.
Started in 2010, the Love Commandos rescue and shelter young couples who face threats from their families because they've chosen to defy barriers of caste and religion for the sake of love.
Love across the barriers of caste, religion and economic class can be problematic, resulting in violence and occasionally honor killing. The police have been known to refuse protection to such couples & sometimes even siding with parents.
So far, the group has helped as many as 30,000 couples to marry.
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Riverboom: The Love Commandos; is a voluntary organization in India dedicated to helping India’s lovebirds who want to marry for love. They provide assistance in protecting couples, helping them fight harassment and giving them shelter so they can marry freely.
via Riverboom “A reward of Rs 50000 to kill us is still valid. Our crime is: we fell in love. We have been on the run since 2010 as our families are not ready to accept us as a couple. Had it not been for the Love Commandos we would not have been alive today”, explains Mehvish, 23. In a land, where even Cupid would tread carefully, the Love Commandos, a volunteer organization, have taken the onus to protect couples from the animosity of their families. Operating from their HQ in the crowded area of Paharganj in North Delhi, the Love Commandos are a small team but have saved many couples. They fight against killers, resists police and battle against century long traditions that enrage entire villages. Lead by Sanjoy Sachdev and Harsh Malhotra this open group of activists helps these couples by organizing their break outs, filing their cases in court and protecting them from dangers, all in the name of Love. Just last year, only in northern India, more than 900 young people were declared missing or dead. And it is to help such couples, who choose their life partner on their own that Love Commandos was born. Infact, falling in love in India today can be a dangerous business. Most families do not accept the marriages, which are out of religion, caste or class. Families choose the bride or the groom and you don’t get married to a man or a woman but to their families. But with more opportunities of education and the information age, things are rapidly changing and the young people refuse imposed marriages. Such couples end up living a life on the run, rather than spending their lives with someone they don’t love. Even though marriages between people belonging to different classes, casts, or religions are permitted according to the Indian law, young couples who take this path often find themselves running away from those people who should love and protect them: their families. Ending up chased by their relatives and often hunted down by assassins recruited by the Khap Panchayats, the Indian village councils that substitute the local government throughout the country, these young lovers have no choice other than to run away or find protection from the Love Commandos.
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Istnienie organizacji Love Commandos to fakt, ja jednak nie czuję na tyle kompetentny, aby zajmować się jej społecznym wymiarem. Zamiast koncentrować się na podmiocie, analizuję różne sposoby interpretacji obrazu oraz kształtujące się w fotografii dokumentalnej postawy.