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Women’s Commission member to visit children’s home today
Minor girls who are staying in a children’s home organised by a missionary alleged that the pastor at the home and his son have been molesting them for the past few years.
Salur (Vizianagaram): Minor girls who are staying in a children’s home organised by a missionary alleged that the pastor at the home and his son have been molesting them for the past few years.
Member of AP Women Commission K Srivani informed on Monday that she received complaints from girl children who are residing at a Christian home at M Mamidipalli village in Salur mandal and they alleged that the pastor of that home and his son have been misbehaving with the hostel children and even touching them in an objectionable manner.
They alleged that both of them were taking the girls into their personal rooms and touching their private parts. The father and son have threatened the children not to disclose the issue to anybody.
However, some of the students mustered courage to complain about the unethical activities at the children’s home. However, the police are yet to registered any case. Inspector K Sanjeeva Rao said that they have not received any written complaint against the home. Srivani said that she would visit the home on Tuesday and find out the facts.
