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Misogyny as an Operational Strategy in India’s Digital Extremism
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Misogyny as an Operational Strategy in India’s Digital Extremism
By Antara Chakraborthy On the 19th of December 2024, Atul Subhash, a 28-year-old techie from Bangalore, India, recorded an 80-minute video blaming his wife, feminism, and the Indian court system, before ending his life. Within hours, his video and suicide note were widely circulated by India’s men’s rights organisations in India. Subash was hailed as a victim of systemic misandry and his note was repurposed as a rallying point to mobilise men, v…
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