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Hathras Victim's Family Describes Six Years of Isolation and Financial Hardship

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The family of the Hathras rape victim says they have lived under constant security surveillance for six years, leaving them socially isolated and without stable employment. They described their situation as akin to being under house arrest at their own home. The Allahabad High Court has now ordered the family to be relocated to either Noida or Ghaziabad within three months. The move is expected to open up better job prospects and educational opportunities for the family members. Amid their struggles, they hold on to a Tulsi plant the victim had planted as a cherished memory of her.

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