21
Nov
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has reported that it has disposed of nearly 26,000 cases and rescued over 2,300 children across India in the last six months, highlighting the persistent and widespread child protection challenges confronting the country. The figures were shared during a state-level conference held recently in Arunachal Pradesh to assess the implementation of key child rights laws. Paresh Shah, Division Head for Juvenile Justice, POCSO and special cells at NCPCR, said the numbers represent far more than administrative data. He stressed that each case “is not a mere statistic,” but the lived reality…
