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Searched for, but too late

Saket Jha was seven. On Dashain Tika day, when every Nepali family is meant to be together, he walked out of his home in Devdiha, Dhanusha.

GYANENDRA JOSHISKIM · 2 MIN
Searched for, but too late
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