Sajitha : “Public Humiliation: Woman Auto Driver Insulted in Varkala”

Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. “Woman auto driver Varkala”
2. “Public humiliation Kerala police”

A female auto driver in Thiruvananthapuram faced humiliation at the Varkala helipad while trying to make a living. The 28-year-old woman, a former school teacher, was insulted by male auto drivers who questioned her right to operate an auto. Despite reporting the incident to Varkala police, no action was taken. The area, popular with tourists, saw a confrontation as local drivers prevented foreign tourists from boarding her auto. With her husband unable to find work abroad, Sajitha took out a loan to buy an electric auto but struggled to make a profit. She is now demanding legal action against those who insulted her.

About the Incident

In a recent incident in Thiruvananthapuram, a female auto driver faced public humiliation at the Varkala helipad. The 28-year-old woman, identified as Sajitha, was insulted by male auto drivers who questioned her right to operate an auto rickshaw. Despite reporting the incident to the Varkala police station, no action was taken against the perpetrators.

The Confrontation

The helipad area, known for being frequented by tourists, became the stage for a confrontation between local male auto drivers and Sajitha. They prevented foreign tourists from boarding her auto, causing a scene in front of the public. Sajitha, a former school teacher who recently lost her job, decided to take up driving an auto to make ends meet while waiting for appointment orders from the LP School Teacher list.

Sajitha’s Struggles

With her husband working abroad and unable to find a job for the past three months, Sajitha found herself in a difficult financial situation. To support her three children and meet household expenses, she took out a loan from the bank and purchased an electric auto under a government scheme. Despite starting operations near the helipad, she faced challenges in turning a profit.

Seeking Justice

In the wake of the incident, Sajitha demanded legal action be taken against the male auto drivers who insulted her in public. The lack of support from the authorities and the harassment faced by Sajitha highlight the obstacles faced by women in male-dominated industries.

Conclusion

The incident at the Varkala helipad serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by women in unconventional professions. Sajitha’s determination to make a living despite the odds stacked against her is a testament to the resilience and strength of women in the face of adversity. It is imperative that steps be taken to ensure the safety and empowerment of women in all sectors of society.