In a haunting and silent protest, Kerala RTC staff and passengers were seen wearing cardboard masks—a powerful tribute to Deepak, a man whose life was cut short by the weight of an unverified social media trial.
The Story Behind the Masks: Deepak was accused of inappropriate behavior by a female passenger in a video that went viral instantly. Without a trial or investigation, public judgment was swift and harsh. Unable to bear the humiliation, Deepak ended his life, maintaining his innocence in his final note.
Current Developments: Police Action: An FIR has been registered against the woman by the Kozhikode Medical College Police for alleged abetment to suicide. The Protest: Bus conductors and passengers are using silent, masked demonstrations to demand due process and restraint in social media accusations. Legal Reform: This tragedy has reignited the debate over the National Commission for Men Bill, 2025, highlighting the need for institutional protection for men.
This video is a plea for reflection. It is a call for our brothers, fathers, and sons. It is a reminder that while the internet is fast, justice must be fair.
What are your thoughts on social media trials? Should there be stricter laws against unverified accusations? Let’s discuss in the comments.
Disclaimer: This video discusses sensitive topics, including suicide and legal accusations. It is intended for educational and awareness purposes regarding the impacts of social media trials and the importance of due process. We encourage viewers to remain respectful in the comments. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out to local mental health helplines.
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