Panchkula, Oct. 31 -- The Haryana State Commission for Protection of Child Rights has ordered an 11-day drive from November 2 to identify and rehabilitate children engaged in begging and child labour in Panchkula, directing police to report children found begging at traffic signals through emergency helpline 112 and ensure action in suspected cases of exploitation.
The campaign, which will continue until November 12, will focus on identifying vulnerable children, ensuring their protection and rehabilitation, and bringing them into mainstream education. It will initially be implemented as a pilot project before being extended to other districts of Haryana, depending on its success.
Commission Chairperson Tripti Haripal Sheoran announced th...