Archive · 14 Sep 2025
Murshidabad Police Aid in Swift Return of Rescued Minors
Three kids from Murshidabad who went to Bhopal to work were found and helped to go back home.
Police and charities worked together to get them back fast.
When kids are found working, they are put in a safe place.
They don't send the kids directly to their parents.
Instead, they follow procedures by handing them over to the local CWC, and they handle the rest of the process.
The police helped to speed things up, and an NGO helped as a bridge between police.
The minors are going home within the coming week.
Three minors from Murshidabad were detained at Bhopal railway station.
They were seeking work in Bhopal.
A coordinated effort between police and NGOs ensured their rescue.
The minors are expected to return home by September 17.
An NGO facilitated communication between the two states' police forces.
- Who
- Three minors, police from Murshidabad and Bhopal, NGOs, Bal Kalyan Samiti
- What
- Minors from Murshidabad were rescued at Bhopal railway station and are returning home.
- When
- Minors detained in August, expected return by September 17.
- Where
- Bhopal railway station, Murshidabad, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To facilitate the safe return of the minors who were in search of work.
- Victims
- Three minors from Murshidabad
- Location of Rescue
- Bhopal railway station, Madhya Pradesh
- Involved Agencies
- Murshidabad and Bhopal Police, NGOs
- Anticipated Return
- By September 17
- NGO Facilitator
- Orchid Foundation of India
