Re: sexual frustration
sarkar, where did aurya say in this column that all these uneducated villagers or common people in town are committing these child molestation by reading this poetry or novels? 
these are absolutely 2 different things.
Orya set the tone in beginning of column by stating that even in our prominent literary circles and among those who are educated, literate and supposed to act more responsibly, there has been a long history of promoting, admiring and owning boys molestation and that our critics never had any problem with it.
This is just one interesting literary observation that orya captured and absolutely does not mean that he is saying that our masses are getting aroused by reading this poetry because no one in villages or towns even read this poetry. it is so obvious
after covering this literary observation, he then separately discussed different social behaviors in our general society (nothing to do with literary peotry) from boys molestation standpoint (in our schools, bazars, buses, madrassas etc). His one sentence stuck with me that today this problem has become such a big problem in our society that a young boy is at a bigger risk of getting sexually molested than a girl of similar age because girls at least stay at homes and get more protection in our society. so sad but true.
he then demanded most strict punishment for these animals (that i wish all of these animals be thrown from the top of mountain as hazarat ali wanted)…and also asked for a full blown study to collect numbers by independent sources to get an idea of boys molestation situation.
janab sarkar, aap to aisay hee ghussay may aa gayee 