Chronicles of an abused, neglected and deprived girl-child in India. Chapter 42. NO reply to request of 'Respite Care of Orphans' by Widow
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Disclaimer: For reasons of confidentiality, please don't assume the identity of the 'narrator'. The entire story has been placed in custody of certain well-wishers. Names and identities of characters have been masked and changed to protect their identities. Let us call the name of the girl-child as 'Clara'.
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When Clara's mother lost her husband Dr Madhusudhan in the accident, she was distraught with despair. She wrote a heart-wrenching letter to two brothers and their wives, that she had broken down in health and spirit.
She requested that her children be looked after for some time for 'Respite Care of the children' since she had broken down in health and spirit.
The two brothers discussed the issue with their wives, and turned down the request immediately.
Decades later, Major Commission sent his own adult daughter for 1 year, to be taken care of by Sara, at the cost of time and attention of Clara.
As heartless people say, "LENA DENA KYA HAI?"
"What is there to give and take?"
There is only TAKING AWAY by Major Commissions and Captain Omissions!
It is all about 'Respite Care denied' and 'Despite Care given' to other privileged children.
Copyright © 2009 Roshni Pereira
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