Jaipur: Train Protection Force (RPF) has saved more than 700 children and women, most of which are victims of trade, from the station in the Jaipur division in the last three years.
While 258 people were saved from the station in 2018, 77 children and women have been saved this year until July.
Officials claim this number has dropped over the past few years because of the Pandemic campaign and consciousness carried out throughout the country.
“Most minors and women have been saved from Jaipur and Gandhinagar Station.
They are mostly from other countries such as Bihar and while the factory is closed due to a pandemic, there are fewer rescue.
Apart from this, these countries from these people Come regularly run awareness campaigns, which have acted as special deterrents in the case of human trafficking “, said an official RPF.
In 2018, 258 children and women were rescued which were reduced to 223 in 2019, 174 in 2019 and 77 to 2021.
Bearings for children have worked during a pandemic to deal with problems that have been faced by minors because of the situation Covid has faced by minors.
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Railway Jaipur’s children’s help desk official claimed that while the number of cases in 2020-21 had diminished from the previous year, they got more cases of escaping.
These children are submitted to the Child Welfare Committee, relating to the family and if there is no law guard, then underage children are accommodated at the shelter.
Meanwhile, the Rajasthan State Commission for the protection of children’s rights has also begun the process of working on policies to curb child labor in the state that has been the concern of officials, more because Covid.
RPF saves more than 700 children, women in the Jaipur Division
