The Child Protection and Welfare Bureau rescues 15 children during an anti-beggar operation directed by Deputy Commissioner Noor-ul-Ain Qureshi.
The Child Protection and Welfare Bureau recently carried out a successful anti-beggar drive, resulting in the rescue of 15 children. This operation was conducted under the guidance of Deputy Commissioner Noor-ul-Ain Qureshi across various parts of the district. The efforts aimed to protect vulnerable children from exploitation and ensure their safety and well-being.
During the drive, officials identified several cases where children were being used for begging purposes. These children, ranging in age from young toddlers to pre-teens, were found in different locations within the district. Upon identification, they were promptly rescued and provided with immediate assistance by the Child Protection and Welfare Bureau.
Deputy Commissioner Noor-ul-Ain Qureshi emphasized the importance of such drives in safeguarding the rights of children. "Our primary goal is to ensure that every child can grow up free from exploitation," she stated. The deputy commissioner further highlighted the ongoing commitment of the government to combat child labor and begging through coordinated efforts.
The rescued children have been taken to designated centers where they receive medical check-ups, food, clothing, and psychological support. Social workers are also working closely with their families to ensure that these children return home safely or are placed in foster care if necessary. The Child Protection and Welfare Bureau continues its mission to protect the most vulnerable members of society.
This rescue operation underscores the district administration's dedication to addressing social issues affecting children. It serves as a reminder of the ongoing need for such initiatives to prevent child exploitation and promote their overall development.
