Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Hyderabad Police Rescue 1,247 Children in Operation Muskaan XI
In July, Hyderabad police and other groups worked together to help children in a program called Operation Muskaan XI.
They looked for kids working in bad situations and rescued 1,247 of them.
Many of the children were from other states, and some were even from Nepal.
The police are now taking action against the people who were making the children work and have fined them.
This operation was done to keep kids safe and stop them from being exploited.
Hyderabad Police rescued 1,247 children during Operation Muskaan XI in July.
The operation targeted child labor, begging, and vulnerable children.
560 children rescued came from other Indian states, with 14 from Nepal.
55 FIRs were registered against employers violating child labor laws.
Authorities booked 939 cases and fined employers Rs 47,75,921.
- Who
- Hyderabad City Police, Child Welfare Committee, Labour Department, Department of Women and Child Welfare, Child Line, Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU), Juvenile Bureau (JB) Unit, and NGOs
- What
- Hyderabad Police rescued 1,247 children in Operation Muskaan XI.
- When
- July
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- To identify and rescue children involved in child labor, begging, and those in vulnerable conditions.
- Operation Name
- Operation Muskaan XI
- Children Rescued
- 1,247
- Boys Rescued
- 1,173
- Girls Rescued
- 74
- Children from Other States
- 560
- Children from Nepal
- 14
- FIRs Registered
- 55
- Fines Imposed
- Rs 47,75,921
