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Panjab International Public School, Pipal Majra, Sri Chamkaur Sahib, protests girl doctor death

School students took part in a silent rally at Sri Chamkaur Sahib protesting against the torturous death of a girl doctor in Kolkata, the oppression of innocent girls in Badlapur and the violence against women across the country. The appealed...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:02 AM Aug 29, 2024 IST

School students took part in a silent rally at Sri Chamkaur Sahib protesting against the torturous death of a girl doctor in Kolkata, the oppression of innocent girls in Badlapur and the violence against women across the country. The appealed to people to stop atrocities against women.

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