West Bengal Child Rights Protection Commission team visited Sandeshkhali

A six-member team of the West Bengal Commission for Protection of Child Rights (WBCPCR) on Saturday visited the politically disturbed area of ​​Sandeshkhali to investigate complaints of child abuse. Villagers allege that in Sandeshkhali, miscreants had snatched a seven-month-old child from his mother’s lap and thrown it away. The child is currently being treated. Commission advisor Sudeshna Roy told reporters, “We have come to the spot to assess the situation. Our duty is to provide security to every child in the state and also to see that their rights are protected.” Are there or not.

The child’s mother claimed that several miscreants in police uniform attacked her house.

The child’s mother claimed that that night several miscreants disguised as police attacked their house. The window was broken. Threats are also given. We will talk to the mother of the allegedly abused child, he said. A six-member team of the commission, led by its chairperson Tulika Das, visited Sandeshkhali. More than a month ago, local Trinamool Congress leader Sheikh Shahjahan’s premises There was tension in Sandeshkhali after ED went to the area to search. Shahjahan is still absconding.

Representatives of the Child Rights Protection Commission took stock of the condition of the examination centers.

Representatives of the State Commission for Protection of Child Rights visited Satulia village. On reaching Sandeshkhali, Sudeshna Rai said that high school examinations are going on. It is being seen whether the candidates are facing any problem, what is the condition of the examination centres, whether all the services are available for the candidates or not. Meanwhile, the Commission has also sent a letter to the police on the basis of the complaint of throwing the child from the mother’s lap. Sudeshna Roy, advisor to the State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, said that a report has been sought within the next 24 hours.