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Watch | Delhi: Who Is Responsible for the Death of a Narela Sewer Cleaner?

In the aftermath of the incident, a family has been left without any means of survival.
Mukul Singh Chauhan
Apr 14 2021
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In the aftermath of the incident, a family has been left without any means of survival.
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Bijendra died while cleaning a DDA sewer in Narela, Delhi. His three daughters now struggle to make a living, hoping for government assistance, which is yet to come.

The Wire takes a look at their situation.

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