Chairperson of Chhattisgarh State Child Protection Commission Mrs. Netam took district degree assessment assembly in newly shaped district Mohla-Manpur-Ambagarh Chowki – Lok Shakti.in

Under the chairmanship of Chhattisgarh State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, Smt. Tejkunwar Netam, a district-level assessment assembly of officers as regards to safety of kid rights was organized on Wednesday at Manpur within the newly shaped Mohla Manpur Ambagarh Chowki district. Mrs. Netam informed to encourage all of the departments to maintain youngsters away from medicine, to save lots of them from the unwanted effects of cellular and to guard girls and boys with equal affection and their rights.
Smt. Netam instructed to restore dilapidated buildings of faculties and hostels and enhance primary infrastructure for primary providers. Collector Mr. S. Jayawardhan stated that each one the departments ought to work collectively within the path of kid safety. He requested to conduct applications repeatedly on the district degree for the prevention of kid labor and baby marriage. Superintendent of Police Shri Y. Akshay Kumar informed that on the difficulty of care and safety of kids coming to the discover of the Juvenile Justice Board, it’s being offered to the Child Welfare Committee below the provisions of the Juvenile Justice Act. The Child Rights Protection Commission gave directions to arrange particular juvenile police models on the district degree and to maintain the knowledge of kids confidential.
Child Protection Commission Secretary Mr. Prateek Khare stated that assessment strengthens the kid safety system. This ensures the safety of kids. Under the Mor Mayaru Guruji programme, a program was organized for hundred academics of Manpur improvement block to convey high quality in instructing, to develop optimistic considering and to determine concord between youngsters and academics. Women and Child Development together with officers and academics of Panchayat Department had been current on this event.

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