Celina Jaitly reveals that a man showed her his ‘private parts’ when she was in sixth grade: … He didn’t wear loose clothing

Amid the news of the murder and rape of a Kolkata doctor that has enraged the nation, actress Celina Jaitley She came out and talked about how “the victim is always to blame” and recalled an unpleasant moment about how a man once showed her his “private parts.”

Celina, who is also a former beauty queen, took to Instagram on Saturday and shared a picture from her sixth grade days.

“THE VICTIM IS ALWAYS TO BLAME: In this photo I was in sixth grade when kids from a nearby college started waiting outside my school. They would follow the school rickshaw whistling all the way home every day,” Celina wrote.

He said he pretended not to notice them and “a few days later, because of that, they started throwing stones at me in the middle of the street to get my attention. No passersby even flinched.”

Celina was a victim of humiliation by her teacher.

“A teacher told me: It’s my fault because I’m too Westernized, I don’t wear baggy clothes and I don’t braid my hair with oil!

He recalled an unpleasant moment and said that for years he blamed himself for it.

Celina said, “It was also at this age that a man first showed me his private parts while I was waiting for the school rickshaw in the morning. For many years I blamed myself for this incident and repeated over and over in my mind the teacher’s words that it was MY FAULT.”

She went on to recall how she was bullied when she was in 11th grade.

“I still remember that my scooter’s brake cable was cut because I didn’t listen to the college boys who were insulting me, calling me rude names and leaving lewd notes on my scooter.

“My classmates freaked out about me and told our teachers. My homeroom teacher called me over and said, ‘You seem like a sassy girl, riding a scooter and wearing jeans to extra classes with short, loose hair. That’s why guys think you have a laid-back personality. ’ It was always my fault.”

“I still remember that day when I jumped off my scooter to save myself because my brake cables had been cut.”

She said she was seriously injured and “it was still my fault.”

“My scooter broke down… I was hurt physically and psychologically… And I was told it was MY FAULT! My grandfather, a retired colonel who fought two wars for our country in his old age, had to walk me to and from school…” Celina said.

“I still remember those rude boys chasing me and even damaging my bike. They also made derogatory remarks about my grandfather, a retired colonel, and made fun of him. Nana stood there looking at them and then he turned around and shook his head. I could read his expression as he walked away with me.”

“Her disgust towards the very people she risked her life for. It’s time for us to stand up and demand that our right be protected. WE ARE NOT TO BLAME! #kolkatadoctordeath #kolkata #womensrights #celinajaitly,” she said.