Why is tara charan interested in women's rights in the poison tree?

There was a special cause for Tara Charan to get involved in the issue of women's rights. This cause was that in his own house there was no woman and until that moment he had not married

Explanation:

The work describes Tara charan as a character very involved in causes that sought freedom and rights for women. He was involved in these matters because there were no women in his house so he understood how important women are and deserve to have their rights guaranteed. The work shows Tara Charan as the author of sermons with the following text: "Abandon the worship of idols, give preference to marriage, educate women, why do you keep them silent in a cage?  Let the women go. "

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