Protest of the All India Democratic Women’s Association on the streets of Agartala demanding the end of child labor and social security of children! !
If the child laborers take away the shame of the entire country and the state, the shame of the nation, the smile of the child, where will it live?
Children are the future of the nation Children are the future citizens of the country If those children are neglected and exploited in the society, then the development of the country is not possible in any way Well, children are naturally imaginative, imaginative, the seven rainbows in the sky of the child’s mind. But if this childhood of children is taken away and used for earning, if it is seen in the eyes of a demon, if it is treated like an animal, then what is more sad than this?
The leaders of the All India Democratic Women’s Association organized a march on Agartala Rajpath on Thursday, focusing on various demands, including the inhumane torture of children against child labor in the state of Tripura. On this day, the procession started from the CPM office at the fairgrounds and ended at Battala. and social security of children! !
If the child laborers take away the shame of the entire country and the state, the shame of the nation, the smile of the child, where will it live?
Children are the future of the nation Children are the future citizens of the country If those children are neglected and exploited in the society, then the development of the country is not possible in any way Well, children are naturally imaginative, imaginative, the seven rainbows in the sky of the child’s mind. But if this childhood of children is taken away and used for earning, if it is seen in the eyes of a demon, if it is treated like an animal, then what is more sad than this?
The leaders of the All India Democratic Women’s Association organized a march on Agartala Rajpath on Thursday, focusing on various demands, including the inhumane torture of children against child labor in the state of Tripura. On this day, the procession started from the CPM office at the fairgrounds and ended at Battala.
