Innocence is always unsuspicious

Unaware of the legal battle surrounding her home in this Low Income Neighbourhood (LIN) in Krishnarajapuram in North Bangalore, this little girl enjoys a measly snack.

You can read the complete article about this LIN here They have possession certificates, yet live in fear of eviction

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  1. Srikanth Parthasarathy says:

    Absolute innocence. Very good picture. Good to see the new expression – ‘LIN’

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