How to deal with Beggars in India
Begging and beggars may catch your attention in almost every location in India. However this has grown into a multi million dollar industry because of the patronage shown to beggars. Do not be fooled by the mother with a neonate crying for milk. The baby is hired for the purpose. Money should not be given to anyone even if they are posing to be sick and ailing or even physically challenged. In a way you are paving the way for an increase in their numbers next time.
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That is actually pretty stupid and more than a little bit pathetic. You honestly believe that in a developing country with many, MANY people way below the poverty line; with slums that stretch for kilometres; with roughly 1.1 billion people – you think every beggar is a crook trying to fool you into feeling sorry for them. No, the idea that anybody could be begging for food because they don’t have any is… well, ludicrous, according to you!