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Sikh couple in UK told ‘they can’t adopt white child’

LONDON: A Sikh couple in the UK has claimed that they were refused permission to adopt a white child because of their cultural heritage and told to adopt a child from India instead

Updated At : 08:27 PM Jun 27, 2017 IST

Sandeep and Reena Mander. Image credit the Twitter handle: @reenamander

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