Sexual assault survivors in Machilipatnam stop schooling and refuse government compensation

Two minor girls who were victims of sexual assault in Machilipatnam have stopped attending school and their families have declined government compensation.

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Pendem Rajya Lakshmi

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“The district administration should take measures to ensure that the minors continue their education”
[1]The Hindu· 3 Sept
“The district administration should take measures to ensure that the minors continue their education”
[2]The Hindu — Andhra Pradesh· 3 Sept

Child Welfare Committee member

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“The girls and their parents handed over letters in writing, rejecting financial assistance, and refusing to appear before the officials and cooperating with the inquiry”
[1]The Hindu· 3 Sept
“The girls and their parents handed over letters in writing, rejecting financial assistance, and refusing to appear before the officials and cooperating with the inquiry”
[2]The Hindu — Andhra Pradesh· 3 Sept

D.K. Balaji

2 quotes

“We will take measures to provide protection to the minor girls and send them to school”
[1]The Hindu· 3 Sept
“We will take measures to provide protection to the minor girls and send them to school”
[2]The Hindu — Andhra Pradesh· 3 Sept

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All filed from IndiaSingle originNamed India · IN-AP · Machilipatnam · Andhra Pradesh State Bar Federation · Bandar Taluka Police · Child Welfare Committee · D.K. Balaji · K. Siddhu · M. Vamshi Kiran · Pendem Rajya Lakshmi · V. Vidyasagar Naidu · Women Development and Child Welfare Department

[1]The HinduneutralMinor girls who were ‘raped’ stop going to school, refuse compensation
[2]The Hindu — Andhra PradeshneutralMinor girls who were ‘raped’ stop going to school, refuse compensation

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