Ambala: On the grievance of Gurdev Singh, member district child welfare committee (CWC),
The Ambala City police have registered a case towards Philip Lal Masih, the owner of the unlawful mercy home close to village Kalarheri from where the district child welfare committee (CWC) and the district management had rescued 25 children on November 21.
The case was once filed on the grievance of CWC member Gurdev Singh.
On December five, the CWC workforce had rescued another 17-year-old lady who was once nonetheless stored throughout the premises of the mercy home regardless of dealing with closure from the district management.
While chatting with TOI Gurdev Singh stated, “During our first inspection on September 21, there have been general 31 children at the mercy home and later on November 21, when our workforce along with the district management went to rescue the children, we had rescued most effective 25 and whereabouts of the remaining 6 children have been unknown. We had sought the records of all the children stored at the mercy home from the owner Philip, but he didn't give any information.”
“Later, on November 26, Philip along with the oldsters of one of the vital rescued children had come to our place of business in Ambala City, where he misbehaved, abused our workforce members and had additionally threatened us of dire penalties if we do not quit the children to him. He had interrupted authentic proceedings at the govt place of business premises and had additionally disobeyed the orders of the federal government authentic by means of the use of prison drive in a pre-planned way. We had complained towards Philip on the identical day to the extra director basic of police, district superintendent of police, and Ambala City SHO to take related action as in keeping with”, stated Gurdev.
The CWC has sought Social Investigation Report (SIR) from the CWCs of the opposite states and the districts from where the rescued children in fact belong with the intention to ship them again to their folks. The CWC takes additional action at hand over the children to the oldsters, after obtaining the SIR from their respective spaces and counseling of the oldsters.
The children, who have been rescued belong to Ambala, Gurugram, Samana, Delhi, Ghaziabad, Budaun, Rishikesh and other puts.
On December five, folks of 3 rescued children hailing from Rishikesh visited CWC place of business to take them again. The children elderly between four to 17 years have been staying within the mercy home but the CWC had the details of most effective two of their children whilst one in all them was once missing. Then, the CWC went to mercy home from where they rescued the 17-year-old lady.
Gurdev stated, “Philip didn't give any details about this lady to the CWC. We most effective got here to know about her after the oldsters had approached us to take again their children. There are nonetheless five children about whom we would not have any information but they have been present in the home all through our first inspection on September 21.”
Ambala City SHO inspector Ajit Singh stated, “We have booked the accused Philip beneath segment 186, 353, 504, and 506 of the Indian Penal Code and investigation into this case is ongoing. So far, no arrest has been made in this case.”
The Ambala City police have registered a case towards Philip Lal Masih, the owner of the unlawful mercy home close to village Kalarheri from where the district child welfare committee (CWC) and the district management had rescued 25 children on November 21.
The case was once filed on the grievance of CWC member Gurdev Singh.
On December five, the CWC workforce had rescued another 17-year-old lady who was once nonetheless stored throughout the premises of the mercy home regardless of dealing with closure from the district management.
While chatting with TOI Gurdev Singh stated, “During our first inspection on September 21, there have been general 31 children at the mercy home and later on November 21, when our workforce along with the district management went to rescue the children, we had rescued most effective 25 and whereabouts of the remaining 6 children have been unknown. We had sought the records of all the children stored at the mercy home from the owner Philip, but he didn't give any information.”
“Later, on November 26, Philip along with the oldsters of one of the vital rescued children had come to our place of business in Ambala City, where he misbehaved, abused our workforce members and had additionally threatened us of dire penalties if we do not quit the children to him. He had interrupted authentic proceedings at the govt place of business premises and had additionally disobeyed the orders of the federal government authentic by means of the use of prison drive in a pre-planned way. We had complained towards Philip on the identical day to the extra director basic of police, district superintendent of police, and Ambala City SHO to take related action as in keeping with”, stated Gurdev.
The CWC has sought Social Investigation Report (SIR) from the CWCs of the opposite states and the districts from where the rescued children in fact belong with the intention to ship them again to their folks. The CWC takes additional action at hand over the children to the oldsters, after obtaining the SIR from their respective spaces and counseling of the oldsters.
The children, who have been rescued belong to Ambala, Gurugram, Samana, Delhi, Ghaziabad, Budaun, Rishikesh and other puts.
On December five, folks of 3 rescued children hailing from Rishikesh visited CWC place of business to take them again. The children elderly between four to 17 years have been staying within the mercy home but the CWC had the details of most effective two of their children whilst one in all them was once missing. Then, the CWC went to mercy home from where they rescued the 17-year-old lady.
Gurdev stated, “Philip didn't give any details about this lady to the CWC. We most effective got here to know about her after the oldsters had approached us to take again their children. There are nonetheless five children about whom we would not have any information but they have been present in the home all through our first inspection on September 21.”
Ambala City SHO inspector Ajit Singh stated, “We have booked the accused Philip beneath segment 186, 353, 504, and 506 of the Indian Penal Code and investigation into this case is ongoing. So far, no arrest has been made in this case.”
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