A Lawyer And News Anchor Teamed Up To School A Man About When To Not Bring Up "False Cases"

    The discussion was about the case of a 24-year-old physiotherapist who was raped, set ablaze and killed inside her Mumbai home earlier this week.

    A 24-year-old physiotherapist was reportedly found raped and strangled to death in her home in Vile Parle, Mumbai, late on December 6.

    Magicbricks Now recently held a discussion about women's safety in India with a number of panelists, including lawyers Naveen Chomal and Trisha Shetty.

    During the debate, Chomal brought up the alleged rise of false rape claims by women.

    The show's host, Faye D'Souza, would have none of it, and wasted no time in shutting that shit down.

    Despite his vocal pleas, D'Souza made it clear that she did not stand by his remarks.

    When other panelists stepped in to berate Chomal, he insinuated that they were "inconvenienced" by his statements.

    Which is when Shetty stepped in to illuminate him on what Indian women are actually inconvenienced by:

    Shetty talked about the hardships women have to face while talking about rape in India.

    Chomal tried to save face by interrupting Shetty, but he was swiftly asked to pipe down by D'Souza.

    Shetty then continued and made it crystal clear that no woman would make up false claims for fun.

    You can watch the powerful exchange here:

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