Raipur: In the border state of Andhra Pradesh, 16 children from Sukma district of Chhattisgarh were being held hostage by contractors for two months for construction work. In the first few days, the children had spoken to the housemates, but the contact was stopped later. In view of which the family members contacted the District Child Protection Department.

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As soon as the matter came to the notice of Commissioner Chandan Kumar, he immediately formed a joint team of the District Child Protection and Police Department and sent them to Andhra Pradesh for the release of the children, from where the team brought the children back to Sukma and handed over to their families. It may be mentioned that 16 children from the district, including six boys and 10 girls, were lured by the contractors from Andhra to Vijayawada Shanti Nagar, Andhra Pradesh to get the work done and took the children to the school and started taking them to work.

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Giving the number on the phone of the parents who spoke to the children, the parents sent the children to a farm and asked the children to be released from the possession of the contractor. The application of the parents of the children was brought to the notice of the Commissioner by District Child Protection Officer Jitendra Singh Baghel, after which Collector Chandan Kumar immediately prepared an action plan to obtain nominations from the Police Department to constitute a team of District Child Protection Unit and Police Department. Instructions for released.