How would he being carried down the stairs affect his dignity as well as his safety?

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The boy in the photograph is disable. As per the law this building should have been accessible for him. But we see the law is not being implemented in his case. He is being carried down by security personnel's through stairs. This building does not provide ramps. The boy's dignity is overlooked here. He may morally feel inferior. The way he is carried down the stars may prove dangerous. Law should take his case to the court.

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