A minor girl returning home from coaching is assaulted by a mob, and instead of demanding accountability, society asks: "Why was she out so late?" In Jamui, Bihar, two Class 10 students were intercepted, harassed, and assaulted while people pulled out their phones to record rather than step in. When an incident like this occurs, the instinct of so many is still victim-blaming—scrutinizing a teenager's choices, curfew, and character rather than questioning the criminals who terrorize our public spaces. According to NCRB data, crimes against women exceed 4.4 lakh cases annually—over 1,200 every single day. Jamui made the news only because the cameras rolled. How many go unseen because no one recorded? It’s time to stop interrogating victims and start confronting the mindset that enables perpetrators. #Jamui #BiharNews #CrimeAgainstWomen #StopVictimBlaming #WomenSafety Jamui Bihar incident, victim blaming, crimes against women India, women safety, Bihar news,