She was a student of a medical school, a lady from a respectable family with a feudal background from interior of Sindh. Once she told me that when she got admitted, it was a break from the convention and his father had taken the risk of sending some female member of family for higher education. Her admission was equally important for her sisters too since it was for the first time that some female from their family was on route to excellence in studies. Everything was going well and everybody was happy with it but problem started in her third year when she got trapped in vicious circle of people who exploited her sexually. I can still recall her sobbing and telling me that she is not able to get out of this trap when many strong persons both in faculty and outside were around and wanted to use her body to satisfy their lust. This proved as the last nail in the coffin though the issue is hidden from her parents but she no more want any of her sisters to face the same fate [read more]
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