An Easily available drug to spoil poor kids

This is very sad. I think the product should be banned altogether. Normally, erasures are forbidden on documents but people use the erasers to unlawfully tamper with the documents. It is sad that apart from tampering with the documents, the erasers are also used as drug by children.

parents truly do want to let kids have what they want. Mostly we want our kids to have the special things, even independence and autonomy. But when we are confident the child is not yet able to handle the level of independence and autonomy s/he wants, it is what is called between a rock and a hard place. Refusal of things very special to the child can lead to the child isolating him/herself from the parents. And when a child has isolated him/herself, his/her thinking can muddle and inherently turn to self pity or feelings of sorrow for him/herself, and even anger.

Continued concentration on denying the child his/her deep wants can change the feelings which grew in isolation into rebellion. This may be especially true when the child is convinced "I'm not a child." While you might agree s/he is no longer a child physically, you know s/he is emotionally and mentally immature. The family dysfunction caused by rebellion left unchecked for too long will almost invariably result in division of the family

Taking this as advantage, the shop keepers near the railway stations are keeping a stock of this...

They are selling this for a very high price... :(

Just horrible to know! The sale of this kind of product should be immediately banned.Thanks Deepti for bringing it to our knowledge!

Hmm --- The little poor orphan kids are using this to get instant satisfaction and spoiling their health.. :(

Thanks for sharing this Deepti, although addiction to the Eraz-ex commonly called as whitener is quite old! Addiction to the whitener is more rampant among the slum children for mainly one reason, which is that sniffing this whitener gives them a high feeling of euphorism and blunts out the hunger pangs!

Sumit wrote:
[quote]parents truly do want to let kids have what they want. Mostly we want our kids to have the special things, even independence and autonomy. But when we are confident the child is not yet able to handle the level of independence and autonomy s/he wants, it is what is called between a rock and a hard place. Refusal of things very special to the child can lead to the child isolating him/herself from the parents. And when a child has isolated him/herself, his/her thinking can muddle and inherently turn to self pity or feelings of sorrow for him/herself, and even anger.

Continued concentration on denying the child his/her deep wants can change the feelings which grew in isolation into rebellion. This may be especially true when the child is convinced "I'm not a child." While you might agree s/he is no longer a child physically, you know s/he is emotionally and mentally immature. The family dysfunction caused by rebellion left unchecked for too long will almost invariably result in division of the family [/quote]

Very nice points Sumit but are applicable in cases of children with families and a bit of money to spare. This is not applicable to the slum children, a kind of culture which is very much inhuman beyond our imaginations.

Thats true Kalyani... And these chemicals are very dangerous to intake..

These are taken into the soft cloth and the smell of it is taken by them...
If the liquid is mixed with water and taken in, it gives the feeling of having a quarter.. :dry: :blink: :blink:

What a shame on the shopkeepers who are encouraging the poor innocent slum kids for their benefits.. :(

Yes, I have seen this kind of problem in our railways, A company manufactured Eraz-ex mix a slight percentage of drug to white written substances, But this children use it as a drugs, many times children caught by police as thief. This children accept that they are stealing thing to buy some erax-ex from stationary.

Oh!this is really pathetic. There must be some organisations who educate the slum children on the ill effects of using this drug.

Children are gifts of god. Some children lose their innocence and they learn all illegal activities at a very early age. Whom to blame on? The society or the parents?

This is very sad situation... I think the government should take initiative with the help of voluntary organisations and help these orphan children come out of this situation.. .

I have seen poor children thronging big railways stations who are exposed to all sorts of evils and picking up life-threatening addictions to drugs and other vices!

That's right Chinmoy!! The horrible situations that these children have to face on a daily basis makes me shudder!

I think these are all by-products of the population explosion, inability to control population effectively has led to such miserable conditions these children find themselves in because their parents are not able to feed them or clothe them and they left to their own devices to keep them going!

What to say about these misfortune innocent kids...
They were tend to be slaves to this sort of addictions....

Thanks for sharing the picture Deepti! It is very much heartbreaking to see the plight of these children!

Yes Kalyani. They were not blessed to be guided in right path by their elders..
Any voluntary social organisation should take care of them with some initial steps..

Guys, stop this discussion please,
Do you think they are taking drugs because they are addicted...

Do you know why they started that drugs ?
Because this drugs remove feeling of hunger...
all social organization is just for their own selfish reasons. This all organization wants money from central government by showing some children in their register.

Those children want to live social life, but no one accept them, if they want to work in railway station or somewhere else, everyone including railway police and city police kick them out... How do they work and feed they hungry stomach...

This drugs is available in less cost and can remove feels of hunger-ness for at least 2-4 days.

Later they became addicted...

and Please Don't ask me how do I know that...

This is what our concern is Harshil...
See my previous post...
[quote]Any voluntary social organisation should take care of them with some initial steps..[/quote]

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Oh this is really very... its a sad and miserable situation what these young kids are getting into....

Government should immediately bann it... Thanks for bringing to our notice....

That is really a new information which make me feel sad too...