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Hindi Daily Dainik Bhaskar in a detailed investigation revealed that stamp paper agreements are being made to auction off girls from families that fail to repay loans.

NCW chief says girls are being 'auctioned' in other parts of Rajasthan also

Hindi Daily Dainik Bhaskar in a detailed investigation revealed that stamp paper agreements are being made to auction off girls from families that fail to repay loans.

From minors to 18 year-olds, &nbsp;girls in Rajasthan are allegedly being sold-off to settle debts.
Hindi Daily Dainik Bhaskar in a detailed investigation reported that stamp paper agreements are being made to auction off girls from families that fail to repay loans.
The report has named cities like Bhilwara and Ajmer where girls are being sold via agreements.
Taking cognisance of the said report, National Human Rights Commission on October 27 issued a notice to Rajasthan government to inspect the affected areas, and submit a report in not later than three months.
National Commission for Women chairperson Rekha Sharma has now claimed that similar incidents have been reported from Sawai Madhopur too.
As per the newspaper report, families choose caste council over police to repay loans, which recovers the money through auctions.
Like in one of the instances, a man first sold off his sisters and then 12 year-old daughter after failing to repay loan worth Rs 15 lakhs.
In another case a man sold off his daughter for Rs 6 lakhs after failing to repay the money he borrowed for his wife's treatment.
The report also claimed that when daughters are not sold, their mothers are raped.
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Bengal government accused the NHRC of exceeding its mandate. In its affidavit to the high court the state government has said that the NHRC team was 'fraught with bias'

Bengal post-poll violence: State govt files affidavit against NHRC report

Mamata Banerjee led TMC government accused the NHRC of exceeding its mandate. In its affidavit to the high court the state government has said that the NHRC team was 'fraught with bias'

Bengal govt files affidavit against NHRC&nbsp;report on post poll violence
Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;led&nbsp;TMC&nbsp;govt&nbsp;says NHRC&nbsp;'exceeded its mandate'
State govt alleged NHRC&nbsp;members have 'close association with BJP&nbsp;or&nbsp;Centre'
NHRC team 'fraught with bias against ruling dispensation',&nbsp;affidavit read
Affidivit:&nbsp;rights team was &lsquo;predisposed to give a negative report&nbsp;
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Mamata Banerjee led TMC government accused the NHRC of exceeding its mandate. In its affidavit to the high court the state government has said that the NHRC team was 'fraught with bias'

The West Bengal government has filed an affidavit against the NHRC report on the post-poll violence in the state and said the rights panel has shown its bias.
Mamata Banerjee led TMC government accused the NHRC of exceeding its mandate.
In its affidavit to the high court the state government has said that the NHRC team was "fraught with bias against the ruling dispensation in the State of West Bengal".
Bengal government has further said that the members of the Committee have "close association with BJP or the Centre and that such members were "deliberately chosen" since they have &lsquo;an inherent bias against the ruling dispensation&rsquo; in the state. It also alleged that the rights team was &lsquo;predisposed to give a negative report against the state about law-and-order situation in Bengal&rsquo;

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