Hindu Widow Marriage Act

Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar wrote two books on the marriage of a Hindu widow in 1855. On the basis of his argument, the Hindu Widow Marriage Act was passed in the same year. 155 years after the passing of this law, I saw in Nalkhola of Bahrampur, India, that all the labor of Ishwar Chandra has become a waste of labor. The Hindu social system is still what it was before. Naren's daughter became a widow and returned to Naren. Naren was previously the father of a daughter. Not anymore. Naren seems to have done a great job with him. The widowed girl is free

Eats, pays, works and fasts during fasting. There is no shortage of food and clothing. Naren has kept the girl very happy. He will be only 20-22 years old. The rest of life will continue like this until "death" occurs. Death is the next important event in his life. Until then, he has to hide in the dark like witch. When Naren is not at home, the girl must see people through the window. People move around like independents. He does not know where he is going. Maybe the same face sees every day. But he doesn't know anyone. 20-22 years old. Filled youth. This is the time for the mind to be restless. But you can't touch the window. God will be angry. Who is God? God is God. No questions asked. Mentally retarded people do not have to ask any questions.