There are two women’s ear spells. There is no way to find a way to protest despite the lack of happiness with her husband who has gone to the drunkard and a prostitute. The drunkard’s brother-in-law was not happy. She believes that marriage is widowed before you understand what it is. As soon as he walked on the doorstep of his youth, Barjanakar’s misconceptions were embraced. She had no choice but to accept unfortunate as the law of fate. This quarrel is brutally killed after being selfish by showing the path of sin. There are many stories of such tortures that are happening daily in the Assamese society. In the Laokhola story, relevance is relevant instead of a description of the murder and oppression of women in Baganbari. ‘Laokhola’ is a social short story, which presents important topics such as child marriage, widow marriage, and attempts to introduce Vidyasagar’s widow marriage in society with the mentality of a fairy tale. The story of the story
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