Three Dang children rescued from India
Three Nepali children of Dang, who were rescued last month by the Indian police, were handed over to Maiti India in New Delhi today.
The rescued kids were identified as Satish BK, Prem Nepali and Abhoya Bahadur Pariyar. They had left for Delhi six months ago. Indian police found them at a railway station on March 1 and keptthem in Prayash, a non-government organisation.
The children were later handed over to Maiti India, an organisation working in the field of child welfare. Maiti India Advisor Bal Krishna Pandey said the children will soon be handed over to their respective guardians. Necessary initiatives will be taken to enroll them in schools. The children are the seventh graders of Katakuiyan-based Sudha Saha Lower Secondary School of Dang.
Earlier, six Nepali children from different districts had also been rescued from India, and were sent back home on March 25. After these three missing children were located, hundreds of worried parents in the country have urged Maiti India to search for their children who have been missing from their homes in Nepal.
Published on: 8 April 2013 | The Himalayan Times
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