Archive · 25 May 2025
NCPCR Rescues Children, Including 17 Girls in Bihar
Imagine a special team called the Anti-Child Trafficking Cell that helps kids.
This team has saved almost a thousand children!
Recently, they helped rescue 17 young girls.
These girls were forced to perform in orchestra groups.
Someone reported that the girls were being made to do things that weren't right.
So, the police made a special team to save them.
Now, these girls are being taken care of to help them get better.
The NCPCR has rescued approximately 964 children since forming an Anti-Child Trafficking Cell.
17 minor girls were rescued from an orchestra group in Bihar's Saran district.
The rescue operation was launched after receiving information that girls were forced to perform obscene dances.
The Saran Superintendent of Police formed a special rescue team following the NCPCR's directive.
The rescued girls are under the care of the Child Welfare Committee for restoration and rehabilitation.
- Who
- The NCPCR, the Saran SP, the police rescue team, and the rescued girls.
- What
- The NCPCR's Anti-Child Trafficking Cell rescued 17 minor girls.
- When
- May 25, 2025.
- Where
- Saran district in Bihar.
- Why
- To protect child rights and address child trafficking.
- Children Rescued by Anti-Child Trafficking Cell
- 964
- Date of Article
- May 25, 2025
- Girls Rescued in Bihar
- 17 minor girls
- Organizations Involved
- Orchestra groups
- Location of Rescue
- Saran District, Bihar