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summary of mice of shah daula

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Answered by jiakbar69

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Answered by Anonymous

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Rats of Shah Dola or Shah Daulah (Urdu: شاہ دولہ کے چوہے) or 'rat-children', 'chuas' or 'mice' are children or adults suffering from microcephaly, exploited as beggars at the shrine of Shah Dola situated in Gujrat City, Punjab and elsewhere in Pakistan.

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