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Should local officials be held criminally liable for failing to seal abandoned borewells in their jurisdiction?
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- Punjab horror: 52-year-old school headmaster arrested for raping 11-year-old - The Times of India [Chandigarh News]
- Thane tribal hostel cook arrested for molesting 22 girls [Times of India Mumbai]
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- → Should schools be legally required to implement mandatory, recurring background checks for all staff members?
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