RPF Rescues 11 Minors in One Day Across Eastern Railway

The Railway Protection Force (RPF) safely rescued 11 minors, including two girls, from various railway stations under the Eastern Railway's jurisdiction in one day. These efforts, part of 'Operation Nanhe Farishte', aim to tackle child trafficking and safeguard vulnerable children. The minors were transferred to appropriate authorities for care.

In a concerted effort to protect vulnerable minors, the Railway Protection Force (RPF) rescued 11 children from various stations under Eastern Railway's jurisdiction in a single day, according to an official statement on Friday.

The operation included rescuing three children, comprising two girls and a boy, from Tinpahar railway station in Jharkhand. Through 'Operation Nanhe Farishte', the RPF strives to assist children in distress found within railway precincts.

The rescued minors, aged between 11 and 16, were located at stations including Pakur, Dankuni, Sealdah, Tinpahar, Kolkata, and Jasidih. Efforts such as these focus on preventing child trafficking and addressing runaway cases, ensuring the young ones' safety by placing them under appropriate authorities for further care and rehabilitation.

(With inputs from agencies.)