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According to child activists and NGOs working with these children, most of them are hooked to either porn movies or video games and spend most of their earnings on them, on occasions forgetting to eat.
"I can sit for hours playing video games or watching movies. I spend Rs.50 or more on them. So I have stopped eating from outside and survive on tea and beedis," Vishal Kushwaha, a rag picker, said. The 17-year-old rag-picker makes Rs.150 to Rs.200 a day.
"We watch the movies in a tea stall which has television sets and [COLOR=#0000FF !important]DVD players[/COLOR]," said Kushwaha, who along with a dozen teenagers regularly watches porn in Sarai Kale Khan in south Delhi.
Showing no embarrassment while talking about his "addiction", Kushwaha said that every night he watches at least two or three porn movies.
But this is not the story of just one child.
Social activists allege police fail to take action against porn video hubs that are abundant in east Delhi (Nand Nagri and Sundar Nagri) and south Delhi (Sarai Kale Khan and Hazrat Nizamuddin).
"Counselling children, most of the time, doesn't serve the purpose. Children get back to the habit. There are nearly 20,000 illegal video and porn movie parlours in Delhi, which take at least Rs. 60 a day from each kid. The police are inactive. A crackdown on such illegal parlours is the need of the hour," CHETNA director Sanjay Gupta said.
Street children survive on porn, not food - The Times of India
Could this be the reason of moral degeneration?
"I can sit for hours playing video games or watching movies. I spend Rs.50 or more on them. So I have stopped eating from outside and survive on tea and beedis," Vishal Kushwaha, a rag picker, said. The 17-year-old rag-picker makes Rs.150 to Rs.200 a day.
"We watch the movies in a tea stall which has television sets and [COLOR=#0000FF !important]DVD players[/COLOR]," said Kushwaha, who along with a dozen teenagers regularly watches porn in Sarai Kale Khan in south Delhi.
Showing no embarrassment while talking about his "addiction", Kushwaha said that every night he watches at least two or three porn movies.
But this is not the story of just one child.
Social activists allege police fail to take action against porn video hubs that are abundant in east Delhi (Nand Nagri and Sundar Nagri) and south Delhi (Sarai Kale Khan and Hazrat Nizamuddin).
"Counselling children, most of the time, doesn't serve the purpose. Children get back to the habit. There are nearly 20,000 illegal video and porn movie parlours in Delhi, which take at least Rs. 60 a day from each kid. The police are inactive. A crackdown on such illegal parlours is the need of the hour," CHETNA director Sanjay Gupta said.
Street children survive on porn, not food - The Times of India
Could this be the reason of moral degeneration?