DM said – action will be taken if open, there should be a ban on beating of children in school. DM said – action will be taken if open, there should be a ban on beating of children in school

A meeting of the Child Protection Committee was organized under the chairmanship of DM Subhrant Kumar Shukla at Vikas Bhawan, Kannauj. Here he stressed on the strict adherence to the rules related to the safety of children. He said that paan-masala and liquor shops should not be opened within a distance of 200 meters around the school-college. If any paan-masala or liquor shop is found open, then action will be taken against him.

discuss issues related to children

During the meeting held at Vikas Bhawan auditorium, District Magistrate Subhrant Kumar Shulla said that children receiving care and protection in the district should be identified by Anganwadi workers and women of self-help groups. Special efforts should be made to identify such children in slums and railway stations.

Conduct awareness programs in schools and communities to protect child rights through police and volunteers. Mini forums set up in schools, discussion on child marriage in Bal Sansad, child painting essay seminar on child rights protection should be included.

Action will be taken against beating of children

District Magistrate Subhrant Kumar Shukla said in the meeting that all government, non-government and private schools in the district should ensure that they do not provide education to children without physical punishment and mental harassment. He said that the reports of children being beaten up in schools come to light every day.

The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights is very serious about this matter. Despite this, if complaints of beating of children are received in any school, then action will be taken against them under Section 17(1) of the Right to Education Act 2009.

Children are getting benefits

During the meeting of District Child Protection Committee, Child Marriage-District Task Force and Mukhyamantri Bal Seva Yojna held in Vikas Bhawan auditorium, District Probation Officer Ira Arya while presenting the data said that 76 children were benefited under Mukhyamantri Bal Seva Yojna in Kannauj. He is going. Whereas 5 new applications have been submitted before the committee for approval after scrutiny.

these people were there

He informed that a total of 54 children are being benefitted under the Mukhyamantri Bal Seva Yojana. 64 new applications have been submitted to the committee. The District Magistrate has given approval on all the new applications. District Panchayat President Priya Shakya, Chief Development Officer RN Singh, Additional Superintendent of Police Dr. Arvind Kumar, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Vinod Kumar were present in the meeting.