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Religious Leaders condemn determination of sex in hospitals

An all religious party organized in New Delhi by Sri the Art of Living Foundation spiritual head Sri Ravi Shankar to raise an uniform voice against discrimination based on gender and concern was shared regarding a sharp decline in girl child//.

All the religious leaders were present in the meeting and they were not happy with the use of recent hospital equipments for scanning and determination of sex which has lead to an increase in abortion of girl child in many parts of our country.

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