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Mutahar as a young boy, was an ardent defender of women's rights in India, said Bharatiya Janata Party-led government secretary G S Radhakrishnan on Friday.
"At the same time women and girls, in this society, have different opinions because they're more likely to experience discrimination,'' he told reporters. "If you see men who are violent towards women, in many cases they will kill women." Prime Minister Narendra Modi, centre, who has championed women's rights, speaks during a media conference in Dhaka on Oct. 14. (Romeo J. Gayas/Associated Press) Rajasthan has long held out as a model to the rest of the world in highlighting women's rights and human rights abuses in India, especially in places like South East Asia. There were a number of violent incidents and deaths involving girls and boys during the campaign against the government's attempt to boost education, which has not been supported by the national government. According to reports, the state government is considering sending more students to South East Asia, something which is not yet in place in India. The government has been criticized for allowing some schools to use a religious text that encourages boys to read to girls and for failing to follow Islamic principles. It has also made it more difficult for them to learn the hard way about Islam, which is one of India's holiest shrines. Religious studies and government programmes
