The said article is focused on Aurat March slogans in Pakistan so while editing keep it in mind. Indian context should be added to another article My body, my choice.
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I have removed Indian context from this article since it is wholly an Aurat March slogan and is much talked about thing in Pakistan, so I believe it should be focused on it only. I don't see any history or usage of the slogan in India which deserve to be mentioned in lede. This has also been removed previously three to four times as well. Moreover there's another article created after this My body, my choice which is more suited for that than this. Thanks!
You don't own this article. You don't get to reject what reliable sources say. I am giving you an opportunity at this stage to provide sources for your exceptional claim that this subject has nothing to do with India. Mohanabhil (talk) 02:00, 7 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]
I haven't claimed I own this article and there's nothing sort of battle as you are taking it up. I removed Indian context and made my point in clearest terms that the slogan Mera Jism Meri Marzi has no history or usage in India. If there is any, you need to bring that here and even if there's, I don't believe it deserves to be in lede since this very article Mera Jism Meri Marzi, is specifically about an Aurat March slogan in Pakistan. The information that article has about Indian context is more suited for the other article which gives a worldwide view of the subject. And that template here is not at all misleading, it's just giving the editors information about the article. You have reinstated the content without addressing any of these points I raised. I'll request you to stop this and improve the India's view about the subject in the article My body my choice. Thanks! USaamo(t@lk)11:42, 19 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]
