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Smriti Irani shared a cute viral video on Instagram. Through her latest post, the union minister urged everyone to educate their daughters.
Union Women and Child Development Minister Smriti on Tuesday took to Instagram to share a cute animated illustration of a little girl. Her motive behind sharing this video was to convey an important message. Smriti shared this video, which is credited to the Bohra Sisters, who tell tales with their animated videos and GIFs. Through this video, the union minister urged everyone to educate their daughters. The cute animated video begins with a little girl standing with a sad face and a broomstick in her hand. She has tears rolling down her eyes. However, her torn and tattered dress is replaced with a new school uniform and instantly her face lights up. “Give your daughters wings to fly. #BetiBachaoBetiPadhao (sic),” Smriti Irani wrote sharing the video. The song Chhoti Si Asha (Roja) can be heard playing in the background. The video was originally shared on the Instagram handle of Bohra Sisters. The video has over 135k views on Instagram.
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