Documentary holds a mirror to society: Nirbhaya's father

March 05, 2015 08:55

India's Daughter, the controversial documentary about women's inequality, which also features an interview with Mukesh Singh, one of the convicts in the December 16 Delhi gang rape, is a mirror to society and reflects what many men thinks, says Nirbhaya's father.

Hours after the documentary was aired on BBC despite requests from the Indian government, parents of Nirbhaya have spoken of their feelings. Nirbhaya's father says, "Banning the documentary will encourage people more to see it."

He also posed a question for PM Modi saying, "Will beti bachao, beti padhao work if daughters aren't alive?"

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