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In India, there are specialized schools for training young thieves. 🏫 Three villages in Madhya Pradesh enroll children as young as 12-13 years old for "professional training." The curriculum includes both theoretical lectures and real-world practice with industry "gurus." 📚 The training program covers pickpocketing, snatching bags in crowded places, evading the police, and resisting beatings. 👜🚔 The children are also taught how to gamble and sell alcohol. 🎲🍾 A spot in the "thieves' school" costs parents between 200,000–300,000 rupees (approximately $2,400–$3,600 USD) in tuition fees. 💵

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