No End To The Migrants’ Plight As Pregnant Woman Loses Her New-Born After Walking 100 Kms On Foot

Ira Shukla

In some heartbreaking news about the plight of migrant workers, a woman lost her new-born child after covering over 100 kilometers from Ludhiana (Punjab) to Ambala (Haryana) on foot.

It was her first child with her husband of 2 years, reports India Today.

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Bindia and Jatin Ram, both in their 20s, set out on a long journey from Punjab to their home in Bihar last week. 

Which is unimaginable to begin with but even more saddening because of Bindia’s state.

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Somewhere near Ambala, she gave birth to the child, a girl, in a local hospital after some help from the police. But the new-born passed away soon after. 

The couple performed the last rights in the same city.

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For now, an NGO has taken them in and will take care of the couple until arrangements for going back home are made for them.

When will this trouble end?

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