Archive · 27 Jul 2026
NFR RPF rescues vulnerable children, aids passengers
The Railway Protection Force (RPF) of the Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) has been working hard to keep children safe and help passengers.
From January to June 2026, they rescued 430 people, including many children, from railway stations and trains.
They worked with groups like Child Welfare Committees and NGOs to make sure the children were taken care of.
For example, they rescued a 12-year-old boy in West Bengal and four girls in Assam.
The RPF also helped an 18-year-old reunite with his father.
They are committed to making the railways a safe place for everyone.
RPF rescued 430 people, including children, from January to June 2026.
Rescued children were handed over to Child Welfare Committees and NGOs for care.
Specific rescues included a 12-year-old boy in West Bengal and four girls in Assam.
RPF coordinated with local authorities and NGOs to ensure safe custody and rehabilitation.
The RPF remains committed to protecting children and ensuring passenger safety across the NFR network.
- Who
- Railway Protection Force (RPF) of Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR)
- What
- Rescued vulnerable children and aided passengers
- When
- January to June 2026, with specific incidents from July 18 to July 20
- Where
- Across the Northeast Frontier Railway network, including West Bengal, Assam, Bihar
- Why
- To protect vulnerable children and ensure passenger safety
Proactive Child Protection
Challenges in Implementation
Effectiveness of Rescue Operations
Proactive Child Protection
The RPF's rescue operations are highly effective and have successfully rescued numerous children, ensuring their safety and proper care.
Challenges in Implementation
Despite the efforts, there are challenges in implementing these operations consistently across all stations and trains.
- Organization
- Railway Protection Force (RPF), Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR)
- Period
- January to June 2026
- Total Rescues
- 430 persons
- Key Locations
- New Alipurduar, New Bongaigaon, Kishanganj, Katihar, Goalpara, Kamakhya
- Coordination Agencies
- Child Welfare Committees, Child Help Line, NGOs, local authorities
