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India :
A father in eastern India gave away his teenage daughter to a fellow gambler after he lost a card game, with police launching a hunt to retrieve the girl.
Ismail Sheikh, from a village in West Bengal, used his 18-year-old daughter as a stake after he...
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Ayushi
Sep 21 2009
Calicut,
India
What the hell! Why was the daughter involved unnecessarily. Two of them played. If one lost, he should have gone with him... why his daughter?
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(Local Perspectives)
Another man, thinking wife, daughter to be his personal property. Use them the way he wants. He should be thrown to rot in prison.
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I am ashamed to see men in this era behaving like two thousand years back.
Both should be severely punished for what they did.
Both should be severely punished for what they did.
(Local Perspectives)
Impact of Mahabharat...
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@Vijay
It’s not impact of Mahabharata ..It’s impact of human greed !!!It’s impact of society around us that treats money as ultimate achievement.It’s impact of wrong values spread around us that treats all relationship inferior to charm of money.
BTW, what have you to say about the gambling that goes on regularly in Bollywood? I mean the way mothers of wannabe actresses promote them in the movie world !!
It’s not impact of Mahabharata ..It’s impact of human greed !!!It’s impact of society around us that treats money as ultimate achievement.It’s impact of wrong values spread around us that treats all relationship inferior to charm of money.
BTW, what have you to say about the gambling that goes on regularly in Bollywood? I mean the way mothers of wannabe actresses promote them in the movie world !!
(Local Perspectives)
It is all a matter of attachment again, eh ? People are more attached to their selfish desires and illusory fantasies than they are to the well-being and nurturing of their own children.
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