<p>Former minister B T Lalitha Naik said on Sunday that laws, of late, had become radically biased towards women and that society at large had demonised the role of men. <br />She was addressing a protest by the Karnataka Rajya Purushara Rakshana Samithi here. <br /><br /></p>.<p>“Under the present laws, men can become easy targets for women with bad intentions. A man can be arrested merely an the allegation of rape or dowry harassment by a woman,” Naik said. <br /><br />“We demand that lawmakers introduce appropriate checks in the laws so that women lodging frivolous complaints are seriously dealt with,” Naik said. <br /></p>
<p>Former minister B T Lalitha Naik said on Sunday that laws, of late, had become radically biased towards women and that society at large had demonised the role of men. <br />She was addressing a protest by the Karnataka Rajya Purushara Rakshana Samithi here. <br /><br /></p>.<p>“Under the present laws, men can become easy targets for women with bad intentions. A man can be arrested merely an the allegation of rape or dowry harassment by a woman,” Naik said. <br /><br />“We demand that lawmakers introduce appropriate checks in the laws so that women lodging frivolous complaints are seriously dealt with,” Naik said. <br /></p>