印度近期发生多起引起全国广泛关注的性暴力事件。比哈尔邦贾木伊地区曝光的一段视频显示多名男子对两名少女进行骚扰和猥亵1，德里则发生一起17岁少女遭冒充警察男子性侵的案件1。这些事件引发激烈社会反弹。
面对这些事件，当局采取了对女性活动进行限制的措施。德里当局限制了公共公园和圣拉姆学院女生学院的进出，该学院一度将课程改为在线教学1。然而，这些防控措施遭到了广泛质疑。比哈尔妇女表示贾木伊事件发生后，针对她们的管制和压力随之增加1。
激进人士主张改变现有的安全防护思路，认为防护重点不应该放在控制女性活动上，而应该转向改正男性行为1。女权倡导者的诉求凸显出一个根本问题：防止性暴力的责任不应落在受害者身上。
Two recent incidents of sexual assault across India have reignited urgent questions about where responsibility for women's safety truly lies. In Bihar's Jamui district, a video documented multiple men harassing and groping two teenage girls 1. Separately, in Delhi, a seventeen-year-old girl was sexually assaulted by a man posing as a police officer 1. These cases have provoked fierce public backlash and forced a reckoning with existing protective measures.
The official response has centered on restricting women's movements rather than addressing perpetrator behavior. Authorities in Delhi imposed limitations on access to public parks and Lady Shri Ram College (LSR), a women's college that temporarily converted its classes to online instruction 1. Women in Bihar reported that the Jamui incident intensified surveillance and control over their activities 1. Activists and advocates are now pushing back against this approach, demanding that safety protocols shift focus from constraining female autonomy to correcting male conduct 1. The debate reflects a fundamental disagreement over whether preventing sexual violence should mean policing women's freedom or transforming the behaviors that enable violence in the first place.
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