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Ministry of Women and Child Development
NCPCR rescues over 3800 Children from Child
Labour under a special Campaign
Posted On: 04 SEP 2026 11:04AM by PIB Delhi
National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), a statutory body under Ministry of Women
and Child Development launched a special “Pan-India Rescue and Rehabilitation” Campaign on 12 June
2026, which continued up to 31 August 2026. NCPCR undertook coordinated measures with the
concerned State Governments/UT Administrations, District Magistrates, Labour Departments, Police
authorities and other stakeholders to intensify the identification, rescue and rehabilitation of children
engaged in child labour and those vulnerable to trafficking and exploitation.
The NCPCR issued communications to the concerned authorities requesting intensified and targeted
rescue operations at child labour and trafficking hotspots.States/UTs were also requested to furnish regular
data on rescue operations, children rescued, FIRs registered, rehabilitation, restoration, educational
mainstreaming, compensation and other follow-up measures etc.
To monitor implementation and address field level issues, the NCPCR conducted meetings with the
District Administrations. The meetings focused on reviewing rescue operations, addressing operational
bottlenecks, ensuring timely submission of ATRs and strengthening coordination among the concerned
Departments and agencies.
The NCPCR also undertook awareness and outreach through social media and other communication
platforms, disseminating information regarding the campaign, reporting of child labour and the
importance of rehabilitation and educational mainstreaming following rescue.
With sustained and proactive monitoring of above campaign, NCPCR in collaboration with State
authorities successfully rescued over 3,800 children. Further, over 575 FIRs have been registered during
the Campaign.
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