“Is Every Daughter Truly Safe?”: Rajpal Yadav’s Navratri Message on Women’s Safety

On the first day of Sharadiya Navratri, actor Rajpal Yadav asks whether every daughter is truly safe and urges a pledge for women’s safety. Read his message.

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“Is Every Daughter Truly Safe?”: Rajpal Yadav’s Navratri Message on Women’s Safety
“Is Every Daughter Truly Safe?”: Rajpal Yadav’s Navratri Message on Women’s Safety

Actor Rajpal Yadav used the first day of Sharadiya Navratri, which began on Sunday, to raise concern about women’s safety. In an Instagram post, he reflected on the contrast between the festival’s reverence for the goddess and the incidents involving women that continue to come to light.

“Are Our Daughters Truly Safe?”

Yadav wrote that during the nine days of Navratri, people worship Shakti, and on Ashtami and Navami they worship girls as goddesses and seek their blessings. Yet when incidents related to women’s safety come to light, he said, a question arises: in a country that considers girls goddesses, is every daughter truly safe?

Muskan Kumawat

Muskan Kumawat Verified Staff • 02 Apr, 2026Journalist

Muskan Kumawat is an Entertainment Journalist at Bolly Orbit, covering the latest updates on Bollywood, celebrity news, movie reviews, and industry trends. She joined the team on July, 2024, bringing a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for entertainment insights.

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