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Handbook on preventing crimes against kids out
Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi on Tuesday launched a handbook that would aid police personnel in charting a step-by-step procedure in cases of crime against children.
New Delhi: Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi on Tuesday launched a handbook that would aid police personnel in charting a step-by-step procedure in cases of crime against children.
The handbook, compiled by the Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPRD) and the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, also has a compilation of relevant laws and latest rulings of courts.
The Ministry of Women and Child Development will work closely with identified stakeholders to ensure that the handbook is available in every police station, preferably in local languages.
Gandhi urged all stakeholders to unite in preventing and combating crimes against children.
She said the government was committed to create a nation free of violence against women and children.
She said the handbook would bring the police force one more step closer in arming them and enabling them in rescuing, defending and helping children.
