Her poverty, not son's fate, on the mind of Dec 16 juvenile's mother

August 28, 2013 11:03

Almost nine months after the Delhi gang rape, when news reached the mother of the juvenile that the Juvenile Justice Board would decide the fate of her son on August 31, she was worried. Not about her son, but about how the family would survive poverty. Read

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