False Rape Allegations, Honey Traps & the Fight for Men’s Rights in India
by Bharat Bhushan Pareek

In a nation where justice is often swayed by social pressures and media trials, this groundbreaking book dares to illuminate the dark and uncomfortable reality — the misuse of rape laws and the devastating consequences for falsely accused men. False Rape Allegations, Honey Traps & the Fight for Men’s Rights in India is a powerful, evidence-based exploration into a subject that remains taboo and dangerously ignored in public discourse.

Authored by Advocate Bharat Bhushan Pareek, a seasoned legal expert with over three decades of courtroom experience, this book offers a meticulous examination of how criminal laws meant to protect women are at times turned into weapons of blackmail, revenge, or extortion. From high-profile false rape cases to heartbreaking stories of ordinary men trapped in fabricated accusations, the narrative journeys through real incidents, judicial pronouncements, media scrutiny, and legal reforms.

Each chapter peels back the layers of silence surrounding:

Men imprisoned without investigation or trial.

Honey traps used for extortion and personal vendetta.

Mental, social, and financial collapse of accused men and their families.

Systemic gaps in Indian laws that fail to differentiate between truth and falsehood.

With detailed case studies, legal provisions, and landmark court rulings, the book not only exposes the growing crisis but also advocates for balanced reforms. It calls for legal safeguards to prevent malicious prosecution, ensure due process, and protect the rights of the innocent — regardless of gender.

A compelling and courageous work, this book is not anti-women. It is pro-truth, pro-justice, and most importantly, pro-human rights. It is a voice for those unheard, unseen, and forgotten in the shadows of gender-biased narratives.