Lucknow: Child Line has rescued the children brought illegally from Bihar in the name of teaching in Madrasa of Lucknow. These children were brought to Lucknow by bus. This action was taken on the information of SSB Bettiah. A letter has been written to the Police Commissioner to take action against those involved in child trafficking.
Total 18 children were rescued
Dr. Shuchita Chaturvedi (Member), Uttar Pradesh State Child Rights Protection Commission (Lucknow) and Sangeeta Sharma Child Line Lucknow did this successful rescue operation under the guidelines of Priyank Kanungo, President, National Child Protection Commission, New Delhi. When the arrested person was interrogated, he told the address of the madrasa. After this, the illegal madrassa built in Sadrauna of Thana Para (Lucknow) was raided at 5 pm. A total of 18 children were rescued there. Whose age was between 6 to 14. A total of 03 persons were detained in this campaign.
expressed apprehension of child labor
According to the information, all the officials were stunned to see the condition of the madrasa. The children were kept without the basic amenities of human life. There were fans but there was no electricity. There was facility of food and drink for the children, facility to play and jump etc. The children of poor people were brought up in the name of Urdu studies. It has also been expressed the possibility that they are brought to work in making clothes and bags.
children’s counseling
According to the information received from Child Line, counseling of all the children is going on. So that other information can be found that in what works these children would be being used. Information about these children First of all, on the information of SSB (Piprakothi), Motihari Police (Bihar) stopped them and interrogated them. Without bringing them to the notice of the Child Welfare Committee, Motihari, they were handed over to the person who took them from there and sent to Lucknow in a bus.
SSB Bettiah had given information about child trafficking
As soon as the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (Regional Headquarters) SSB Bettiah received information that 06 children were being taken to Madrasa to make them work in the name of studies, then this information was forwarded. Mission Mukti Foundation New Delhi, State Child Rights Protection Commission (Lucknow), Child Line Lucknow, Para Police Station Lucknow, Minority Department Lucknow jointly rescued.
They were involved in the rescue
Priyank Kanungo (Chairman) National Child Protection Commission New Delhi, Dr. Shuchita Chaturvedi (Member), Shyam Tripathi Member Uttar Pradesh State Child Rights Protection Commission, Dr. Sangeeta Sharma Child Line (Lucknow), Gyasuddin Khan Minority Department Lucknow, Krishna Bachpan Bachao Andolan, Vijay Pathak and Saurabh Child Line, Vicky Singh AHTU