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Daughter’s Day 2026: Kriti Sanon Calls for Safer Public Spaces for Women Amid Delhi Park Rape Case Outrage; Says, "That Is the World We Owe Them"

Kriti Sanon said women still plan around safety, citing live location sharing, pepper spray and cab rides as routine precautions.

  • On Daughters Day, Bollywood actor Kriti Sanon eschewed traditional celebrations to highlight persistent safety concerns for women in public spaces, urging society to address everyday fears.
  • The actor's message arrives amid public outrage following a recent Delhi park rape case, where Sanon challenged parents to imagine daughters navigating anxiety-inducing scenarios like being followed by men.
  • Sanon argued that women are forced to adopt safety measures as a lifestyle, including sharing live locations, carrying pepper spray, and booking cabs instead of walking.
  • Concluding her post, Sanon expressed hope for a future where women no longer need to send 'I've reached' confirmation messages, writing, "That is the world our daughters deserve!"
  • True celebration of Daughters Day requires women to exist freely in public without fearing for their safety, Sanon stated, redefining what the occasion should represent.
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Bollywood actress Kriti Sanon has posted a special post on the occasion of Daughters' Day, raising the issue of women's safety. Let's find out what the actress wrote in her post.

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