In the wake of the Ketan Agrawal death case, Rajya Sabha MP Ashok Mittal has once again called for the establishment of a National Commission for Men.

Mr. Mittal had introduced a Private Member’s Bill in 2025 proposing the creation of such a commission to address issues affecting men and to provide an institutional mechanism for redressing their grievances.




Referring to Ketan Agrawal’s death, he emphasized the need for a dedicated statutory body that can examine concerns related to men’s welfare, recommend policy reforms, and ensure that men’s issues receive due attention.




The case has reignited a wider public debate on whether India should establish a National Commission for Men alongside existing institutions, with many calling for equal access to justice and support for all victims, irrespective of gender.

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