As many as 3,914 children were rescued in Telangana this year from child labour, begging etc and a total of 478 police cases were registered concerning crime against children, police said.&nbsp;

According to Swati Lakra, Inspector General of Police (Law and Order), "To trace missing children and to free children involved in bonded labour, micro industries, begging etc we had launched Operation Muskan in July.

Since the launch of the initiative, the teams rescued vulnerable children from railway stations, bus stations, religious places, traffic junctions, footpaths etc.&nbsp;

Total 3914 children were rescued in which there are 3453 minor boys and 461 minor girls.

"The senior police officer also stated that extensive usage of technology was utilised during the operation to monitor the repeat incidents of child labour."

Specific daily situation reports for collecting data were framed and such collated data was further used to know potential "black spots" where most child labour cases would occur or children were found under vulnerable conditions.&nbsp;

Our rescue teams used facial recognition apps on TS Cop as well as DARPAN.&nbsp;

Also with the database being developed, repeat incidents involving cases of child labour will be monitored", IPS Lakra said.

As per Telangana police, out of 3914 children rescued this year, 1648 were reunited with their parents while 2266 children were admitted in rescue homes.&nbsp;

478 Cases were registered under various sections concerned to crime against children under section 374 IPC, 353 IPC Section 26, 79 Juvenile Justice Act 2015 and Sections 16, 17, 18 of the Bonded Labour System ( Abolition ) Act 1976 under section 14(1) 18(1) of child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Amendment Act 2016.

As many as 3,914 children were rescued in Telangana this year from child labour, begging etc and a total of 478 police cases were registered concerning crime against children, police said.

As many as 3,914 children were rescued in Telangana this year from child labour, begging etc and a total of 478 police cases were registered concerning crime against children, police said. According to Swati Lakra, Inspector General of Police (Law and Order), "To trace missing children and to free children involved in bonded labour, micro industries, begging etc we had launched Operation Muskan in July. Since the launch of the initiative, the teams rescued vulnerable children from railway stations, bus stations, religious places, traffic junctions, footpaths etc. Total 3914 children were rescued in which there are 3453 minor boys and 461 minor girls. "The senior police officer also stated that extensive usage of technology was utilised during the operation to monitor the repeat incidents of child labour." Specific daily situation reports for collecting data were framed and such collated data was further used to know potential "black spots" where most child labour cases would occur or children were found under vulnerable conditions. Our rescue teams used facial recognition apps on TS Cop as well as DARPAN. Also with the database being developed, repeat incidents involving cases of child labour will be monitored", IPS Lakra said. As per Telangana police, out of 3914 children rescued this year, 1648 were reunited with their parents while 2266 children were admitted in rescue homes. 478 Cases were registered under various sections concerned to crime against children under section 374 IPC, 353 IPC Section 26, 79 Juvenile Justice Act 2015 and Sections 16, 17, 18 of the Bonded Labour System ( Abolition ) Act 1976 under section 14(1) 18(1) of child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Amendment Act 2016.

Telangana police rescue 3914 children as part of operation Muskan, 478 cases registered

As many as 2,965 girls have gone missing from Maharashtra in the first six months this year, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said on Tuesday.

The number has gone up from 2,881 girls, who had gone missing between January 1 and June 30 in 2016, he said in a written reply in tabled in the state Legislative Assembly in response to a query by BJP MLA Randheer Savarkar.

The chief minister, who heads the home department, said, &quot;No case was registered against any particular gang in this connection. Some 12 police departments have been instructed to take immediate action against such activities.&quot;&nbsp;

According to Fadnavis, the union government formed www.trackthemissingchild.gov.in for tracking a missing girl child.

&quot;The Railways is also updating their portals www.shodh.gov.in for the same purpose. These websites have been helpful in detecting cases,&quot; he said in the reply.

The state government had undertaken four special drives, such as Operation Muskan and Operation Smile, which helped in finding 1,613 girls between January 1 and June 30, 2016. The drive also helped find 645 girls this year, Fadnavis said in the reply.

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said as many as 2,965 girls went missing in the first six months of the year

As many as 2,965 girls have gone missing from Maharashtra in the first six months this year, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said on Tuesday. The number has gone up from 2,881 girls, who had gone missing between January 1 and June 30 in 2016, he said in a written reply in tabled in the state Legislative Assembly in response to a query by BJP MLA Randheer Savarkar. The chief minister, who heads the home department, said, "No case was registered against any particular gang in this connection. Some 12 police departments have been instructed to take immediate action against such activities." According to Fadnavis, the union government formed www.trackthemissingchild.gov.in for tracking a missing girl child. "The Railways is also updating their portals www.shodh.gov.in for the same purpose. These websites have been helpful in detecting cases," he said in the reply. The state government had undertaken four special drives, such as Operation Muskan and Operation Smile, which helped in finding 1,613 girls between January 1 and June 30, 2016. The drive also helped find 645 girls this year, Fadnavis said in the reply.

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