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- The Andhra Pradesh State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (APSCPCR) has announced a special drive, run with the Child Helpline-1098, police, railway police and welfare departments, to rescue child labourers, trace missing children and reunite them with parents.
- Chairman Vetukuri A.V.S.S.N.
- Raju made the announcement after a review meeting with district officials during a two-day visit in which he inspected children's homes, Anganwadi centres and welfare hostels.
- The commission has also prepared a report on issues like bad habits among children, social media's effects and children being drawn into crime, to be submitted to the government with a proposed action plan.
- The chairman added that strict legal action would be taken against those employing child labourers, arranging child marriages or involving children in drug and alcohol trafficking.
What to watch next
- Submission of the commission's study report to the government and the resulting action plan
- Launch and outcomes of the State-wide rescue operations and awareness campaign
- Enforcement of 25% seat allocations for underprivileged students in government and private schools
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