Bravo Delhi government for making Delhi the first state to ban human scavenging. But a lot still needs to be done. There is a need to ensure the strict implementation of the law and punishments be imposed on anyone violating it. Further, the rehabilitation process of the individuals and families previously occupied in human scavenging should be done with great attention and they should be brought into the main stream of life with new jobs and a respectable status.
Human scavenging has long been a shame for India and it is the begining of a new era when it shall be abolished from all parts of the country. Banning the same is the first step towards ensuring greater equality and protection of human rights. While New Delhi has taken the first step, the other states are also required to follow suit and make India a place where equality is seen at every walk of life.
Human scavenging has long been a shame for India and it is the begining of a new era when it shall be abolished from all parts of the country. Banning the same is the first step towards ensuring greater equality and protection of human rights. While New Delhi has taken the first step, the other states are also required to follow suit and make India a place where equality is seen at every walk of life.
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