Google and Kindle are promoting vulgar books like "Mukta And Saral Salil" and nude-covered novels, which are destroying cultural values and corrupting young minds. The blog calls for strict separation of adult content and moral accountability.

Google and Kindle Book Store — Merchants of Nudity, Criminals of Culture!

(When 'Mukta, Saral Salil' become books, it’s not technology — it’s tragedy.)  We shouldn't give children online books to read.

Introduction:

Can anyone imagine that when we open Google Books or Kindle on a mobile phone — meant for education and knowledge — the first thing we see are books titled "Husband-Wife Jokes," "Mukta, Saral Salil," or novels like "Mukta" with half-naked women on the cover?

These aren’t books — these are attacks on our culture.
They poison the dignity of women, mock the purity of mothers, and turn daughters into sexual objects — all in the name of literature.

Is this the intended purpose of digital learning?

Without searching, these obscene books appear right on the home page — no warnings, no filters.
"Mukta, Saral Salil adult" books"—this isn’t humor; this is emotional incest marketed as entertainment.
Is society now mentally training a child who once drank milk from his mother's breast to fantasize about her body?

This isn’t freedom.

This is the rape of cultural and moral values — broadcast globally through apps.

2. Is this how we respect women?

Did mothers give birth solely to allow their sons to read perverted adult jokes  or remark about them?
Did mothers give birth just so their sons could read perverted adult jokes or adult content about them?

This isn’t education — this is spiritual murder.

3. Who is responsible?

✅ Google and Kindle, for

• Displaying obscene content openly on top charts

• Not categorizing adult content separately

• Not adding any content lock, age verification, or warning system

• Failing to inform users about the mental and social consequences of consuming such content

They have become silent facilitators of mental pollution.

4. What is the result?

• Loss of respect towards women

• Early exposure of youth to sexual addiction

• Sacred relationships viewed through vulgar, sexualized lenses

• Parents scared to even open reading apps in front of children

Will a son who reads “Mukta, Saral Salil adult books” still look at his mother as a goddess?
Or will he mentally strip away her purity and see her as the women on these book covers?

What remains sacred then — the womb that gave him life or the lust that books taught him to feel?

5. Our Demands:

This is not merely a grievance — it is an outcry from the heart of society.
We demand:

• Immediate removal of all sexually explicit and vulgar books from public listings

• A separate Adult Content category with strict age verification

• Content Lock features so families can protect young users

• Warnings and educational messages about the dangers of pornographic content

• Accountability from Google and Kindle for their cultural and psychological negligence

Conclusion:

If Google and Kindle continue this practice, history will remember that these platforms used their technological power to publicly strip the dignity of mothers, sisters, and daughters.

This is not just a blog — this is outrage.
This is not just feedback — this is resistance.
This is not just truth — it is a warning.

It’s still not too late.
Change your policies, restore sanity — or be remembered as the digital rapists of morality and culture.

What should I do as a responsible citizen? Please share the message I have provided below with Google and Kindle. You are welcome to leave a comment or send a direct message to Google and Kindle. Post on social media.

Subject: Shameful Public Display of Vulgar and Incest-Themed Books on Google Books and Kindle—A Cultural and Moral Crime

Message:

Google Books and Kindle are openly showcasing books with filthy titles like "Pati Patni ke Chutkule," "Mukta, Saral Salil," and even books named "Mukta", depicting women with obscene imagery. What kind of society are we becoming, where the sacred relationship between mother and son, or between husband and wife, is mocked and sexualized?

Is this why mothers give birth to daughters — so that society can view them with such a sick, perverted mindset? So that the very place from which they were born, the womb that nourished them with love, can be reduced to an object of lust and laughter?

Is this what we want for the same “maa” whose womb gave life and whose milk nurtured a child — to be viewed with such disgusting intentions later in life? Have we forgotten the sanctity of a mother’s body? Will we allow platforms like Google and Kindle to shame the very sacred source of life in front of society?

Such perversion is not freedom of expression — it is the murder of dignity. Why are such books even allowed to exist on public platforms without age restrictions or moral filters? There are no options to lock or block such content. And yet, we see no effort from these tech giants to display books that teach the dangers of consuming adult and incest-based content.

Google and Kindle must be held responsible for:

1. Exposing youth to dangerous, incest-promoting, vulgar material.

2. Destroying the moral structure of society by mocking sacred relationships.

3. Displaying such books in front of families without consent.

4. Having no adult-content lock, no opt-out, and no shame.

I demand:

• Immediate removal of all vulgar and incest-themed books from public view.

• A separate, hidden, and age-verified category for such content.

• A complete audit of book titles that promote disrespectful or sexualized views of women and family roles.

This is not feedback — this is a warning from society’s soul. The public is watching. If Google and Kindle don't act now, they will be remembered in history as the platforms that normalized the humiliation of mothers, sisters, and daughters.