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MORE REASON WHY WE SHOULD RISE UP FOR GIRL-CHILD EDUCATION AND NOT CHILD BRIDE

She is 9years old, kills herself to stop the parent from giving her out in marriage. Her dowry was paid already. RIP

 The girl child is an asset to the community #GIRLCHILDISANASSET

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  1. In India too, many girls forced to marry in early age. Dowry system is still in practice. Legal provisions are already, but not very much effective. You can read situation of child marriage in Jharkhand at www.childrights.in

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  2. That is too bad a story but we can rise up to the occasion and say NO TO UNDERAGE MARRIAGE.

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