Even
after seeing the 10-year-old bearing such ferocious,
raw marks of brutality comments like "you
see, domestic workers are such a trouble",
"whatever you say maidservants are also no
dervishes", "sometimes, you just cannot
bear with them", "they are all ungrateful
thieves" are common. "I have even heard
judges talking about how roguish these domestic
workers really are," says Shuruz. No law,
no honest police officer can solve it unless we
rectify our corrupt, partial perspective.
Mostakina's
future is uncertain. Her mother passed away before
she can remember. She was brought up by a neighbour.
Her father later remarried and someone from her
village brought her to the doctor couple. Her
father hasn't visited her in the past year. After
her treatment is completed, she will go into BNWLA's
shelter home, Proshanti. Beyond that, as is the
case with many other girls there, no one really
knows.
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