Operation Nanhe Farishtey: RPF Rescues Over 84,000 Children in Seven Years

The Railway Protection Force (RPF) has rescued 84,119 children over seven years through Operation Nanhe Farishtey, the Railway Ministry announced. Initiated in 2018, the mission aims to safeguard vulnerable children at stations and trains. The initiative has highlighted persistent issues of child runaways and raised significant awareness.

The Railway Protection Force (RPF) has rescued 84,119 children over the last seven years, preventing them from falling into wrong hands, the Railway Ministry announced.

Operation Nanhe Farishtey, a mission dedicated to rescuing children in need of care and protection, has been spearheaded by the RPF across various Indian Railway Zones since 2018. "During the last seven years (2018- May 2024), the RPF has rescued 84,119 children who were at risk in stations and trains, preventing them from harm," the ministry stated.

"Nanhe Farishtey is more than just an operation; it is a lifeline for thousands of children who find themselves in precarious situations. The data from 2018 to 2024 showcases unwavering dedication, adaptability, and resilience. Each rescue testifies to the RPF's commitment to safeguarding the most vulnerable members of society," the ministry added.

(With inputs from agencies.)