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Metro Flash Mob: "Please Mend the Gap"
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On March 29, 2011, Dharini Bhaskar was harassed and assaulted while taking the yellow metro line in New Delhi. And although she filed a police report and informed the metro officials of the incident, the alleged assailant got away scott-free. As a form of protest, Dharini and friends decided to stage a flash mob to emphasize the gender gap prevalent in public spaces.
Tags: Environment, discrimination, feminism, Flash mob, gender, gender gap, Metro, New Delhi, public spaces, Public Transport, TRANSPORTATION, Urban Transport, URBANIZATION, violence, Women
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