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 Female genital mutilation ( FGM ).

It is the act of partially or completely removing the genitalia of young girls for religious reason.

FGM is often considered a necessary part of raising a girl, and a way to prepare her for adulthood and marriage. But the main reason is to prevent women from enjoying the pleasure of sex.

This cruel act is also practiced in India, According to a survey around 80 percent of Bohra Muslims engage in this cruel practice. Which means right now there are hundred thousands of women suffering from female genital mutilation.

What’s even more heartbreaking is that most of the victims of Female genital mutilation are 6–7 years old girls, and this cruel practice permanently damages their mental and physical health for life!

Those girls will never ever be able to feel the pleasure of love.

But you know what’s even more scary?

This cruel practice is completely legal in India.

Yes, Indian law doesn’t recognize female genital mutilation as a crime!

In other words, as long as it’s a bohra Muslim, they can cut the clitoris of a 6 year old girl without any consequences. No jail, no fine, nothing!

Why you ask? Well, apparently our judges are afraid of hurting the so called “religious sentiments”.

Hundreds of thousands of girls are suffering but you will never see any liberal, any women’s rights activist or any news channel call it out.

It turns out that in India “religious sentiments” are more important than the wellbeing of little girls.

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