Minister urges CM Uddhav, women remove their womb to avoid double trouble
Minister urges CM Uddhav, women remove their womb to avoid double trouble
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Nitin Raut, a minister in CM Uddhav Thackeray's Maharashtra government, has written a letter requesting that he intervene in the incidents of sugarcane laborers getting their womb removed to save wages. Raut says that there are a large number of sugarcane workers in Marathwada region of central Maharashtra, which has a large number of women.

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In a letter to the Chief Minister on Tuesday, he has said that due to natural menstruation, a large number of women workers are unable to work. Due to absence from work, they do not get the wages of that day. To avoid this double trouble, she gets her womb removed so that menstruation does not happen and they can continue their work. Apart from this, Raut says that the number of such women is around 30,000. The sugarcane season is six months and in these months if the sugarcane crushing mills agree to pay four days wages per month, then the problem can be solved.

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Congress leader has requested Thackeray in his letter to order the concerned department to solve the problem of these sugarcane women laborers of the Marathwada region on humanitarian grounds. Nitin Raut has PWD, Tribal Affairs, Women and Child Development, Textiles, Relief, and Rehabilitation Ministries. At the same time, local media reports have said that the contractor and hospitals of the mortals are also involved in this game. These people weave a vicious cycle to trap women. The conspirator instigates these women for the operation and even gives it in advance. Now he deducts this amount from his salary every month. It costs about 35 to 30 thousand rupees.

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