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The village first reported 36 deaf and dumb cases in 1986, and
two decades later, the village has neither a school for the deaf
and dumb nor other facilities that can make life easier for
them.
On an average, three children are born with such disability
every year in this village. The villagers mostly belong to the
Gujjar community and the researchers believe the disorder
could be due to marriages within the family.
“We hope that they will bring some changes,” Jan Mohammed
a local villager said. He said: “Except promises nothing
concrete has been done by the authorities so far to solve our
problem.”
The government neither has any remorse nor any plans up its
sleeves to cure the village of deaf and dumb people, except for
extending cooperation to an AIIMS medico for carrying out
further studies.